Why is hand washing so important?
First and foremost protection against germs: HAND WASH
We touch many places in our daily lives with our hands. The money, the shopping carts, the elevator button, the door handles ... Without you having any idea how many people have touched or touched hand cleaning before ...
When you shake hands with people, you get what they have.
Especially when we consider how curious the children are to touch everything and bring things to their mouths. Especially diarrhea, hands are the most important means of spread of upper respiratory tract infections. Hand washing is the most important and simple method in preventing foodborne diseases.
How is it done?
- Soak your hands with warm water and, if possible, press the liquid soap pump 1-2 times.
Do not use solid soaps where possible in bulk.
- Wash your hands up to the wrists, nail bottoms, bearings and between the fingers (preferably with a nail brush if your nails are long) for at least 20 seconds.
- Clean and rinse with plenty of water.
- Dry with a clean towel / paper towel that you trust to be clean, prefer paper towel in bulk places.
- If possible, teach your child both by telling and practicing these procedures with your child.
When to wash hands?
- Before you start cooking,
- Before touching your baby's food,
- After your child has been changed / maintained,
-After handling animals (whether domestic or not),
- After using the toilet, there is no excuse ('but I have not touched anywhere in the toilet' !!!
- After contact with chemical detergent / bleach,
- After handling raw meat, eggs, seafood,
- After gardening / soil handling,
After sneezing, coughing, nasal slimming,
- After handling the garbage, changing the garbage bag,
- After the nails have been cut ...
What you need to teach your children about hand cleaning:
- Wash hands before and after meals,
-When sneezing and coughing, they don't use the palms but the handkerchiefs or the inside of the elbows.
- They shouldn't take their hands to the nose, mouth and genital area and wash their hands if they are.
Where handwashing is not possible, you can use hand disinfectants that do not require washing; but it may not be of much use to dirty and greasy hands. The important thing for killing microbes is the use of disinfectant containing at least 60% alcohol, they may not even be as effective as hand washing.
HAND WASH is the simplest way to prevent diseases.
Teaching your child to wash hands is the simplest habit you can teach him to protect against diseases ....
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