How To Avoid Cross-Contamination



Posted: Saturday, June 21, 2008

by
NewSolution LLC

HOW TO WASH YOUR HANDS:

Before eating

After using the bathroom

After changing diapers

When caring for the sick

After touching PUBLIC doorknobs, handles, phones, gas pumps, bank machines etc

When handling meat

After gardening or working outdoors

Handling hotel TV remotes (proven to be very contaminated)

Doing a lot of handshaking (receptions, political rallies, etc..)

Handling sums of money ( bankers, fast-food workers etc..)

Don't cough or sneeze into your hands---------use the elbow!!!! In your home and workplace, use a disinfectant wipe on phones and doorknobs

OSHA states that handwashing is the most effective way to avoid germs.Start using handsfree soap and towel dispensers whenever washing your hands.
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» left by Anonymous
3 years 234 days ago.
This article is very helpful. I did not know some of these times when to wash my hands. It is great to know these things to help yourself maintain a healthy body.
» left by Amy Bauer R.D.H. 3 years 233 days ago.
I'm glad that my article could be of service in helping you stay healthy
» left by Carmellita M Brown
3 years 232 days ago.
14 fans.
You'd think people would get that cleanliness is next to Godliness. Interesting article.
» left by Meg
3 years 217 days ago.
This article was very helpful. I know staying clean and healthy is my first priority. This article is wonderful; now I know when to wash my hands! Great job! I reallly enjoyed it!
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