The alcohol used in making sprays, perfumes, sanitizers, and other products is not the same as the alcohol found in drinks, although they may share some similarities. There's ethanol, the type of alcohol in drinks, and then there's denatured ethanol,
The key differences lie in purity and additives, concentration and purpose, and safety and regulations. Alcohols in products are often denatured or contain additives that make them unsuitable for human consumption, and their concentrations vary widely depending on their intended