Alcohol is a frequently used disinfectant, and a 75% concentration of alcohol has the best ability to inactivate pathogenic bacteria. If the concentration of alcohol is appropriate, spraying clothes may have some disinfecting effect. However, it is not recommended to spray clothes for disinfection in life because it can easily cause fires. In the process of spraying alcohol if there is static electricity, it may cause the alcohol to burn and cause a fire, so it is not recommended to spray alcohol to disinfect clothing. If the concentration does not meet the requirements may also not achieve the effect of disinfection, it is recommended to disinfect with disinfectant soaking. Hanging clothes back from outdoors in a ventilated place or doing regular washing can achieve basic cleaning and disinfection. Content source: Dr. You Lai