Keeping clean hands is one of the most important things we can do to keep from getting sick and from spreading germs to others.
Norovirus, Ebola, & Enterovirus D68, are viruses easily spread from person to person from body fluids & surface contact. There are no known cures or treatments. Yet, the best way to prevent catching or spreading these pathogens are basic & consistent hand hygiene regimens & protocols.
Hand Washing
is the single most important procedure for preventing the spread of infection -- according to the CDC.
Independent washroom studies from around the world show that while 70% of people hand wash, only 30% use soap.
Education is key
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Did you know?
- Less than 40% of workers do not wash their hands long enough or often enough to protect against the spread of germs*
- The average hand washing duration = 5 minutes
- Common missed areas:
- Under Finger Nails
- Back of Hands
Learn the correct technique presented by DEB, world’s leading skin care system company.
Fact
If hand washing is unavailable, the CDC and NIH recommend an alcohol based sanitizers can be used to effectively kill bacteria and viruses on hands.
A 70% alcohol base hand sanitizer is the most effective hand sanitizer against Ebola (All Debs Alcohol based sanitizers have 70% plus alcohol) GoJo and other brands have only a 60%-62% alcohol base.