Dry Fly Distilling hands out Spokanitizer
Dry Fly Distilling hands out free containers of Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer and fills containers brought by patrons. Don Poffenroth said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Alexandra Tallas, left, a bartender at Dry Fly hands out Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. The distilling company was handing out free containers of the antibacterial concoction and filling containers brought by patrons. Don Poffenroth, co-owner and co-founder of Dry Fly Distilling, said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Don Poffenroth co-owner and co-founder of Dry Fly Distilling, right, chats with Mike Gallegos, left, owner of Reliant Healthcare as Dry Fly hands out Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. Gallegos was filling spray bottles for his nurses. The distilling company was handing out free containers of the antibacterial concoction and filling containers brought by patrons. Poffenroth said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Alex Shannon, brand ambassador for Dry Fly fills containers with Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. The distilling company was handing out free containers of the antibacterial concoction and filling containers brought by patrons. Don Poffenroth, co-owner and co-founder of Dry Fly Distilling, said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Alex Shannon, brand ambassador for Dry Fly Distilling, labels containers of Spokanitizer, the company’s COVID-19 hand sanitizer, on March 23 at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E. Trent Ave.
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Alex Shannon, brand ambassador for Dry Fly Distilling, left, hands a filled spray bottle to Gregg Wagemann, center, and Amanda Henry of Vitalant after Shannon filled their containers with Spokanitizer, the company’s COVID-19 hand sanitizer, on March 23. Dry Fly has since stopped allowing people to bring their own containers.
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Volunteer Matt Beaty, right, hands out Spokanitizer, Dry Fly Distilling's COVID-19 hand sanitizer to patrons waiting in a car on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. The distilling company was handing out free containers of the antibacterial concoction and filling containers brought by patrons. Don Poffenroth, co-owner and co-founder of Dry Fly Distilling, said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Don Poffenroth co-owner and co-founder of Dry Fly Distilling, right, hands out Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. The distilling company was handing out free containers of the antibacterial concoction and filling containers brought by patrons. Poffenroth said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Don Poffenroth co-owner and co-founder of Dry Fly Distilling hands out Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer to Dave G. Van Hersett, who drove up in his 1964 Corvette on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. The distilling company was handing out free containers of the antibacterial concoction and filling containers brought by patrons. Poffenroth said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Containers of Spokanitizer are seen on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash.
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Alex Shannon, left, brand ambassador for Dry Fly fills spray bottles for Mike Gallegos, not pictured, owner of Reliant Healthcare as Dry Fly hands out Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. Gallegos said he was taking the spray bottles to his nurses. Dry Fly handed out free containers of the antibacterial concoction and filled containers brought by patrons. Poffenroth said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Alex Shannon, left, brand ambassador for Dry Fly Distilling, fills spray bottles for Mike Gallegos, owner of Reliant Healthcare, as Dry Fly hands out Spokanitizer, the company's hand sanitizer, on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. Gallegos said he was taking the spray bottles to his nurses. To help combat COVID-19, Dry Fly handed out free containers of the sanitizer and filled containers brought by patrons. Company founder Don Poffenroth said patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills.
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Don Poffenroth co-owner and co-founder of Dry Fly Distilling, left, hands out Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. Gallegos was The distilling company was handing out free containers of the antibacterial concoction and filling containers brought by patrons. Poffenroth said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Don Poffenroth co-owner and co-founder of Dry Fly Distilling hands out Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. The distilling company was handing out free containers of the antibacterial concoction in containers and filling containers brought by patrons. Poffenroth said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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Don Poffenroth co-owner and co-founder of Dry Fly Distilling, right, hands out Spokanitizer, the company's COVID-19 hand sanitizer on Monday, March 23, 2020, at Dry Fly Distilling at 1003 E Trent Ave in Spokane, Wash. The distilling company was handing out free containers of the antibacterial concoction and filling containers brought by patrons. Poffenroth said that patrons should reuse containers and bring them back to Dry Fly for refills up to 8 fluid ounces.
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