Oh, boy! There’s no hand soap or water anywhere to wash your hands! That’s no problem. You can use a hand sanitizer to help clean your hands. View our handy guide for additional information.
Since 2002, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) has recommended the use of alcohol-based hand sanitizers in hospital settings as a supplement to regular hand washing. This Read More
Hand sanitizer is nice to use in between hand washings, but they only spread dirt and bacteria around if it is evident on the hands. Make sure that the ethanol alcohol Read More
Washing your hands is one of the simplest, most effective ways to get rid of germs and avoid infection. However, when you leave home, warm running water and soap are not Read More
Organic hand sanitizer can be made easily and inexpensively at home with only a few ingredients. Aloe vera gel, grain alcohol and essential oils are combined to create an Read More
Cleanliness is the first step in safeguarding your family’s health. Clinical studies prove that the frequent use of waterless hand sanitizers can cut down on the Read More
It is a fact that bacteria is a major cause for virtually all respiratory and gastrointestinal illnesses. In order to maintain a healthy immune system, it is vital to limit Read More
Good hand washing helps everyone avoid illness when done properly. Germs accumulate on the surface of your hands during the day. You encounter germs while toileting, Read More
Washing hands is an important lesson for kids. Get tips for helping them wash hands properly in this free video series about keeping your kids mentally and physically healthy. Read More
Hand washing is such a basic part of personal hygiene that most people learn how to do it by the time they are two. Restaurants are required by law to provide sinks with Read More
It is a fact of life that kids are going to get sick. Most kids love to experience the world through their sense of touch, which can put them at risk for getting ill, Read More
To avoid germs at the gym, stay smart with antibacterial supplies and disinfectant sprays. Stay healthy at the gym by bringing supplies with the tips from this free video Read More
Germs, viruses and bacteria live in all kinds of places in the office. They are so small, that you can't see them with the naked eye, but their effects can be felt for Read More
As unappealing as it may be, the reality is the handles of a grocery carts, gas pumps and escalator railings are filthy. Viruses and bacteria are everywhere and folks Read More
According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), over 200,000 people are hospitalized each year due to influenza—20,000 under the age of 5. Though Read More
Barbara Cedillo Alvarez
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