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Cane Alcohol: All You Need to Know about It

5/27/2021

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Although you might think that cane alcohol is just another type of strong spirit, this substance is most commonly used as a solvent. It is very popular among food processors and other businesses. Even so, sugarcane can also be used to create some powerful drinks.
In this article, we will talk about cane alcohol, how people use it, and how it compares to some other chemicals.

What do I need to know about cane alcohol?

Companies make cane alcohol by using organic sugarcane juice.

This substance has a very wide industrial application. A lot of businesses use it on a constant basis.

The list includes agricultural growers, food processors, plant extract manufacturers and processors, tincture companies, flavorings companies, and everyone else who works with plants. Cane alcohol is a very strong extract solvent, which makes it ideal for the alcohol extraction method. You can also use it as a preservative and for vinegar production.

Most companies purchase this substance online through numerous solvent shops. You can use it for plant-based medicines, essential oils, personal hygiene products, cosmetics, various types of supplements and wellness items, foods, as well as OTC drugs.

So, how does cane alcohol work as a solvent?

A lot of companies nowadays use it for plant processing. It is an environmentally friendly, organic way to perform your extraction processes. Besides sugarcane alcohol, businesses also use organic MCT oil or coconut oil. You might've also noticed food-grade alcohol as another amazing solution.
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Besides its use as a solvent, the substance can be utilized for the production of other liquids. Oftentimes, companies will use it for distilled spirits.

Cane sugar alcohol is a popular chemical for the production of vodka, bitters, and various other stiff drinks. Among others, manufacturers use it for cachaça and rum.

What are the other uses for cane alcohol?

This liquid can be used in so many different ways. Besides being a powerful solvent, cane alcohol is great for spirits, plant tinctures, perfumes, and various drinks. But, you can also use it to disinfect and clean large areas. That being said, it makes sense that some people use it as hand sanitizers.

Here are some of the most common uses of cane alcohol:

  • Using cane alcohol for tinctures
These are your common plant extracts that we get from various medicinal plants. We can also get tinctures from dried herbs. All you have to do is put a plant of your choosing into cane alcohol and let it dissolve. Once the oil is ready, make sure to remove the dry plant remains, and you can start using the liquid.
  • Using the substance for disinfecting and cleaning
Like almost any other alcohol, you can use sugarcane alcohol to clean and disinfect. We suggest that you mix it with water within a spray bottle. All you have to do now is go around and spray everything. The liquid can be used for laboratories, medical facilities, but also regular businesses and households. Besides using it for the floor, you can also use it for tables, desks, and other furniture. Needless to say, this is a great substance if you wish to clean your kitchen or bathroom. Cane alcohol is really amazing for eliminating bacteria and other microbes.
  • Using the alcohol for various cosmetic products
A lot of cosmetic products rely on alcohol as one of their main ingredients. This is especially noticeable when it comes to skincare items. You can put it in various moisturizers, fragrances, and other products. Nowadays, the majority of companies grow sugarcane by adhering to ethical farming practices. As a result, you will get a liquid that is completely safe and untouched by volatile chemicals. This makes it that much safer for skin products.
  • Using cane alcohol for perfumes
Most perfumes are made with ethanol. However, cane alcohol can be a great substitution for this traditional liquid. Cane alcohol is fermented from cane, and it is referred to as SDA (specially denatured alcohol). When you use sugar cane to derive ethyl alcohol, you can get a liquid with 95% concentration. This alcohol can then be used for various products, and among others, perfumes. Cane alcohol is a popular chemical for the preparation of flavorings, medicines, drugs, essences, disinfectants, and tinctures.
  • Using cane alcohol for hand sanitizers
As already mentioned, this substance can be great for making hand sanitizers and other sanitizing items. When you use it for this particular product, cane alcohol should have at least 60% concentration to be effective. Otherwise, the substance will not be able to kill microbes. Most companies use artificial scents to add to a product's appeal. Among others, they might add various essential oils to the formula, thus creating various powerful yet aromatic sanitizers.

Can you drink sugar cane alcohol?

​Although this substance has a wide industrial application, you can still drink it if it is properly made. Keep in mind that most alcohols are made by fermenting sugars in the first place. On the other hand, none of these consumable drinks are made from sugarcane, in particular, nor do they have cane sugar inside of them.

While these products are referred to as alcohols, they don’t have ethanol. This is the substance that otherwise gets you drunk. That being said, sugar alcohols are safer even for people who tend to misuse these substances. You can find certain sugar alcohol readily available in nature. For example, you can get them from fruits and vegetables.

Anyway, if you wish to experiment with sugarcane alcohol, we recommend that you read the label beforehand. Depending on its manufacturing process and ingredients, the substance may or may not be used for human consumptions.

Conclusion

Sugarcane alcohol is a really potent chemical that can be used in lots of different ways.

Make sure to check the label when buying a product, as it might vary in terms of its properties. Generally speaking, most of these substances are used for further manufacturing processes. A lot of companies also use it as a disinfecting product.
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