Only 67 percent of Americans wash their hands with anything, even just water, after they use a restroom. In some parts of the country the number is less than 50 percent. After you touch plants or soil After you visit a hospital or nursing home After you come in contact with any body fluids or touch items that may have come in contact with body fluids. Studies show it is the length of time spent washing, not the type of soap, that makes the difference. Antibacterial waterless gels can be used if your skin is easily irritated or soap and water aren't readily available.
Kids tend to spread infections more readily.
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