Sentences with phrase «people wash their hands»

According to a study from Michigan State University, only 5 percent of people wash their hands correctly after using the bathroom.

Should you make people wash their hands first?

For instance, make sure that people wash their hands with soap and water before handling your baby.

You can also request that people wash their hands before touching or holding the baby as a way of limiting the spread of germs.

If you want to insist people wash their hands before picking up your baby or that they not smoke around your children, say so.

A recent article in Medical News Today noted that just 5 % of people wash their hands long enough to destroy infectious germs after using the bathroom.

Not exact matches

Of course, in a perfect world, people would have thoroughly washed their hands before sticking them into the maw of a superpowered air jet — as Dyson has pointed out in response to previous similar findings.

It is madness to spend hours washing clothes by hand when a washing machine does a vastly better job of the task; it is practically and ecologically unsustainable for people to go back to growing their own food and cooking it over a wood stove.

On average, people spend just 6 seconds washing their hands in the bathroom.

really — i never said any religion is dirty or less clean then any other... i said most people don't wash there hands, then i stated that it is a sin in islam to not be clean....

I think the only time these people invoke the «washing of the hands» is when the book is picked up.

«Muslims believe the Quran is the word of God, so holy that people should wash their hands before even touching the sacred book» is really saying something, considering they don't even do that after using the bathroom!

So if the Quran is so important that one needs to wash their hands before reading it, what happens to people who write in the book?

Instead of telling people to wash their hands, he told them not to worry about taking care of their bodies.

We go to church, we participate in leadership meetings to shape the conversations of our communities, we pray for our friends, we make meals, I write posts and articles and books about God, we wash our minivans, we set up the sprinkler for the neighbourhood kids and hand out freezies to hopeful hands, we go to work, we talk about the people we know.

It could have made the lives of BILLIONS of people better by just telling them to wash their hands.

I think very few gay people think straights are going to hell (though some might think God has washed her hands of the whole heedless human race and will be sending everyone there).

In reality, people in modern Western nations are cared for on a scale impossible to imagine for anyone in the Middle Ages, and while that world was populated with the damaged and disfigured, as is many a Third World city today, it's foolish to imagine that they were cared for by noble people willing to «wash everything by hand and spoon - feed them.»

«Churches are educating our members to avoid contact with infected people, wash hands with chorine, and not to panic.»

This could be poetic reference to an artist (creator God) simply washing off the canvas and starting over with Noah, a symbolic picture of how those who believe in the Hebrew God of that day are carried away above the storms of life in the protective hands of God, symbolic of judgment for those not created in the image of God, a narrative of why the Hebrew race is the chosen race, prophecy of end time judgment or literal in that the babies and people resulting from $ ex with the nephlium produced evil beyond that imaginable and God was showing mercy.

correction, he was put to death... the people cried «crucify him, crucify him», the lord mayor washed his hands of him... his best mates abandoned him... even his dad, the maker of the heavens and the earth abandoned him... yep, jesus... what a loser... what a failure he must have been!

The father, or host, waited for silence, then declared, «Blessed art thou who has given us command concerning the washing of the hands» — whereupon each person in the group stretched out his or her hands to receive water poured from the pitcher.

Many christians want to wash their hands of people like this pastor, but from a strictly biblical standpoint, he's following what god supposedly wants.

A bit like your post on feeding pureed food to your grown up child (and the «I - never - thought - I - would - be-like-that» comment left after it), I try to protect my son from germs (hand washing and keeping him from prolonged contact with sick people as much as possible, without being paranoid and without using chemicals).

(People knew that germs could be transmitted by contact by that point, but up to that point, doctors continued to refuse to wash their hands, insisting that they could not possible be the ones making patients sick.)

The bacteria that causes MRSA thrives in many people's noses, so if you see your child picking his nose, make sure he immediately washes his hands.

Keep the baby's environment clean by sweeping up dust and be sure that caregivers, siblings and other people who handle the baby wash their hands frequently.

Just as you strive to ensure sick people are not in contact with your baby, it is also a requirement to wash your hands after handling any such person (s).

3) Wash your hands... Practicing good hand hygiene is vital at the best of times, never mind when you're sharing surfaces like doorknobs and serving spoons with hundreds of other people — who sadly may not practice as good hygiene as you.

Care with hand washing, diapering, and keeping sick children out of school or day care until the diarrhea is gone are a few ways to limit the number of people exposed to the infection.

Keep a kid - friendly step - stool nearby so small people are welcome to wash hands and prep food at the big sink.

It is a pretty well known fact that washing hands with soap and water is a great way to prevent germs from getting people sick.

Look how long it took just to convince people to wash their hands.

Most people use one section for dark clothes, another for white clothes and a third for items that need to be hand washed or dry cleaned.

Wash your hands after each diaper change to prevent you from spreading yeast or bacteria to other parts of your infant's body or to other people.

I mean, you COULD choose to do nothing but flats (pinned) and wash them by hand and hang them dry — some people even in America still do.

This idea is a holdover from when people had to hand wash or use an electric wringer washer to wash the diapers.

Like when your kid asks why there's pee all over the seat in the public restroom, and you can't exactly snitch on the person who just exited, since she's at the sink washing her hands.

That is why many people are surprised to find that at some stage, usually in the middle of the night, you will change a disgusting poopy diaper and then not bother to wash your hands.

When a caregiver or parent doesn't practice proper hygiene by washing their hands properly after cleaning up the stool of an infected person, or changing diapers.

If you think about a person with OCD who worries about germs and washes his hands compulsively, it's clear that the germs aren't causing his behavior; the OCD is responsible for it.

Many people use these for face washes, travel hand soaps (keeps the yuck factor down in public bathrooms that are less desireable) and it comes in handy when soap is not available.

I also don't think it's unreasonable to expect that people properly dispose of trash and then wash their filthy peanutbutter (and germ)- smudged hands when done eating.

ALISON BOAN: You know as I've been getting ready for a baby to be here I've had a couple of friends who've been very, very I guess sterile in their approach to strangers or friends or family coming up and they always have hand sanitizer and they ask people to wash their hands before they even touch the baby.

... You ask people to wash their hands before holding your baby Second time around: «Yes, please take me baby so my arms can have a rest»

Babies who have died because of SIDS, may have a link with being handled by people who did not wash their hands.

Best to stick to your pediatrician's recommended course of vaccinations, plenty of hand - washing and avoiding people who have the sniffles as your main way of protecting your baby from germs.

Using flat diapers and hand washing them all the time isn't for everyone — some people find it is a very viable option, and some people don't.

Of course, there are obvious things we should do to avoid catching other people's colds, like washing our hands, keeping surfaces clean (especially if you have kids who seem bring everything back from school (remember those door handles!)

Washing your hands sounds like such a simple piece of common sense that its importance can easily be forgotten, and reminding people to do it can feel silly.