But according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, few follow through with the proper protocol — mainly the soap.
Clean hands are especially important for young children, who are more susceptible to illnesses. Plus, research shows routine hand washing can even advance their cognitive, communicative and motor development.
All of these statistics gave Parsons industrial design students Shubham Issar and Amanat Anand an idea: to make hand hygiene more accessible and enticing for little ones.
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No need to wash your hands anymore you idiots... Anti-bacterial formulas have been removed from all soaps... You are killing nothing when you wash your hands...
At least the one you wipe your bum with.
2:41 If you check the research friction created by rubbing your hands together removes more germs than germicidal soaps without a vigorous scrubbing. operating room personell have known this for decades. So run the water and scrub well!
2:41- There is no right by this moron. He is only here to bitch and moan. He does it daily. We all know what a pathetic loser he is. It's best to let him continue to be stupid. Stupid is as stupid does. I heard that somewhere.
Want to teach kids to wash their hands? Just wait until they have a cold or flu, and tell them they got sick because they DIDN'T wash their hands. Do that every time they get sick, and they will associate illness with lack of hand washing. Now that's a lesson they won't forget.
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