FACT CHECK: Can hand sanitizer catch fire in your car? BY COLBY WALKER MAY 22, 2020 AT 8:38 AM. (cut & paste link) kslnewsradio.com/1925805/fact-check-hand-sanitizer-car-fire Additional information: Girl Catches Fire in Hospital By Marc Lallanilla February 19, 2013 Girl Catches Fire in Hospital By Marc Lallanilla February 19, 2013 A plucky 11-year-old cancer survivor has survived another, more unusual health scare: She burst into flames at a hospital in Oregon. After hitting her head at school and losing consciousness, Ireland Lane was taken to Doernbecher Children's Hospital in Portland, according to the Oregonian. In years past, Ireland had received extensive treatments for kidney cancer. While recovering at the hospital, and with her father Stephen dozing in her room, the girl's T-shirt suddenly caught fire, ABC News reports. livescience.com/27240-girl-catches-fire.html By Mary Gormandy White M.A., SHRM-SCP, SPHR When storing or using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer, fire hazard potential should be considered and steps should be taken to minimize risks. When stored properly and used as directed, the likelihood of experiencing a fire associated with hand sanitizer is minimal. However, as with any flammable liquid, it is necessary to exercise caution with hand sanitizer safety.lovetoknow.com/Hand_Sanitizer_Fire_Hazardhttps:/