Now is the time for K'ro'N'va'i'ra's' A'-An'k The American Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends the use of soap, clean water or alcohol-rich hand sanitizers to prevent disinfection. Although it is not possible to keep your hands completely sterile at all times, you must wash your hands if you touch those five things.
Money: Be it notes or coins, it tends to change for a long time. As a result, it contains various types of germs. Researchers found DNA of viruses and oral and viral bacteria and animal and virus in New York City Bank. So after grabbing notes or coins with your hand, you must liberate your hands.
Car or door handle: The public transport handles touch different people. As a result, harmful germs are located there. Also, washing hands to prevent the spread of bacteria after hand-knocking on doors and doors of offices, courts, shops, elevators, etc., suggests Katy Barris, a dermatologist at Columbia University Medical Center.
Restaurant Menu: The most sterile thing in a restaurant is the food menu. Millions of bacteria live in it, with numerous people giving their hands to it. You can't avoid touching the menu, but be sure to disinfect the hand after touching it.
Hospital Supplies: Various patients come and go in a doctor's room. As a result, most of the things in it can contain bacteria or germs. Especially the pen with which the patients sign. A doctor's room pen found about 3,000 more germs than the bathroom seat. After you grab the handle of the chair and the door handle of the hospital waiting room, wash your hands.
Any animal: Since pets are always with family members, many do not feel the need to wash their hands after catching them. But any kind of animal can carry viruses and germs. Therefore, washing hands after catching a normal or a pet is a must.
Touchscreen: Mobile screens or office biometric scanners are part of our daily routine. The kiosk machines at airport or transportation points are one of the germs. Mobiles also carry lives, because we often hand them over to others. After touching these screens, it is sufficient to wash your hands with soap to disinfect.
Kitchen boards and sponges: The kitchen is one of the home's disinfectants. In addition to the raw foods of the market, various foods, fruits, vegetables, fish, meat and kitchen items are washed and cleaned. In one study, 120 species of bacteria were detected in kitchen sponges. Experts advise to wash hands before making food and after giving a hand in raw meat.
Other pen: Wash your hands after using the pen. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, many used pens contain about 5 times more bacteria than toilet seats.
Soap dispenser or pump: Soap dispenser pump is a paradise for bacteria. Researchers at the University of Arizona have identified refillable soap pumps as a habitat for bacteria. Because many people touch it. When you press a soap dispenser or handwash pump, it has the same chance of being infected by the germ as it is cleaned. So after washing your hands do not touch the soap dispenser again.
Airport Goods: Every day, numerous people travel by plane. Airport baggage is also more likely to spread germs as a result of many people's touch. Things like door handles, water containers, security trays, kiosk screens, etc. can be infected by your hands. After touching these things, you should wash your hands and disinfect them.
