Exactly How Clean are Your Hands After Washing?
Are you sure that your hands are perfectly clean because you wash them well? It is likely that you do it in a completely wrong way. Effective hand washing is important, since there are pretty dangerous bacteria such as Escherichia coli, Salmonella, MRSA staph and some viruses like influenza on them. However, what can be defined as a good hand washing? Is it recommended to rub them for at least 30 seconds? Jenny Ag decided to put different types of washing hands under UV light and look in detail which method is most appropriate and leaves least bacteria. Many of us often hastily wash hands with water and shake, but this way of washing leaves a lot of bacteria. The most common are fecal bacteria. This method of washing hands is especially practiced in dirty public toilets or the whole process of washing the hands is avoided, because you feel that you will get more bacteria than you can remove, but in fact, the opposite is the case. It was necessary to wash your hands in tho...