Very similar to those referenced immediately above.
IF you can obtain Isopropyl Alcohol (IPA), here are two effective hand sanitisers:
1. Gel - Quick and Easy:
Ingredients: IPA, Aloe Vera Gel, Tea Tree Oil.
Method:
a. Mix 3 parts IPA to 1 part Aloe Vera Gel.
b. Add a few drops of Tea Tree Oil for a pleasant smell.
2. Spray Recipe (Recommended by WHO)
Ingredients: IPA, Glycerol (Glycerine), Hydrogen Peroxide (Coles, Chemist Warehouse, around $4/200ml), Distilled Water, Spray Bottle.
Method:
a. Mix 1 2/3rd cups IPA with 2 teaspoons Glycerol [ stops IPA drying out skin. If you can not locate Glycerol, proceed with the Recipe, but remember to moisturise your hands after applying the sanitiser. ]
b. Mix in 1 tablespoon Hydrogen Peroxide then 1/4 cup of Distilled Water [ Boiled then cooled tap water is just as effective ].
N.B. Remember, at least 2/3rds of final mixture has to be Alcohol. Load solution into spray bottles and spray onto folded paper towels which can then be used as a wipe for hands or surfaces.