Common Surrogate Alcohols
Many alcoholic liquids contain alcohol but are not meant to be ingested in the same way as beer, wine or spirits. Typical surrogate alcohols include:
- Hair spray
- Mouthwash
- Aftershave or cologne
- Cleaning fluids such as Windex
- Rubbing alcohol and other disinfectants
- Rocket fuel
- Charcoal lighter fluid
- Paints
- Antifreeze
- Wiper fluid
- Liquid soap
- Denatured Alcohol - Ethanol rendered unfit to drink by mixing with methanol or bittering agents
- Sterno Cocktail
- Moonshine and other homemade alcohols, including two or more of the above mixed together.
- Extract
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