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Why doesn't bacteria develop a resistance against alcohol such as hand sanitizer, but does so towards antibiotics?

That an abundant use of antibiotics increases the risk of bacteria evolving a resistance towards the specific antibiotic everybody knows, but why doesn't it happen with Alcohol such as hand sanitizer or similar. Or does bacteria develop resistance towards alcohol as well, and in that case, why are we still encouraged to use hand sanitizers as much as possible?
gpt
Why doesn't bacteria develop a resistance against fire?  
Because dead do not evolve.  
External sanitizer does not have to be safe for internal use, unlike antibiotics. It just needs to kill bacteria. Indiscriminately. And exposure to alcohol can kill human cells too.