How to Mix Chloraseptic Spray With Alcohol

Chloraseptic spray contains phenol, an ingredient that helps relieve the pain from such ailments as a sore throat or mouth ulcers by numbing the affected area. Some people prefer to mix a small amount of alcohol with Chloraseptic to increase the numbing effect, since alcohol is chemically similar to phenol. This reflects a common remedy of gargling a mouthful of spirits mixed with water to care for a sore throat.

Things You'll Need

• Chloraseptic spray
• Tablespoon
• Plain vodka
• Funnel

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Instructions

• 1

  Remove the lid from the Chloraseptic bottle.

• 2

  Empty 1 tbsp. of the Chloraseptic liquid into the tablespoon and dispose of the liquid.

• 3

  Sit a funnel in the opening of the Chloraseptic bottle.

• 4

  Measure 1 tbsp. of unflavored vodka and pour it into the funnel.

• 5

  Remove the funnel and replace the cap on the Chloraseptic bottle.

• 6

  Shake the bottle for a few seconds to mix the ingredients, then use the spray as directed.