Also, regularly clean bathroom surfaces including the faucet handles, toilet, tub and sink, using Sparkle paper towels and a disinfectant for added protection. Make sure family members wash their hands with warm, soapy water after using the toilet. Dry hands using disposable paper towels, like Sparkle, which can help you wipe up and throw away the germs, rather than a communal cloth towel used by every member of the family which may harbor bacteria and viruses that can re-contaminate hands and body possibly causing illness. Avoid using communal cloth towels for drying hands, especially when a family member is ill - use paper towels instead. Consider putting a paper towel holder in the bathroom.
Toilet paper is a first line of defense against transmission of disease between family members.
Use an adequate number of sheets of Angel Soft toilet paper to protect your hands from accidental contamination. Close the lid of the toilet before flushing to help prevent germs from being ejected onto nearby surfaces. Use toilet paper to wipe toilet seats, as a barrier against germs for your hands when lifting or closing the toilet lid and when grasping the handle to flush the toilet in household bathrooms. Use your foot or toilet paper for the flusher handle in public restrooms. Help prevent mold and mildew on your shower curtain by shaking it after each use and leaving it pulled open so moisture can evaporate.