How to wash your hands
In these times, and to be honest, most times, washing your hands well is one of the very best things you can do to keep yourself healthy and free from infections.
You should use soap if you have it; it should take about 20s, and if you follow these steps, you’ll cover pretty much all of the different parts of your hands. In standard, cursory handwashing, it’s very easy to miss what ought to be obvious places to clean, like your fingertips. Then, try to avoid touching taps and door handles on your way out of public places.
I find doing these steps takes about 20s, but to make sure you could also try singing a song segment you like. NPR has some suggestions: Keep flu at bay with a song .
Some other hygiene sketches to bear in mind:
- Sneezes and coughs are powerful things — a sneeze can travel up to 8m. So always make sure you do your…
- Dracula sneeze
- Dry your hands with only one towel
- And as a basic rule…pour don’t dip when sharing snacks
The handwashing guidance is from the wonderful NHS.
