Is washing your hands a new concept over the last few weeks?

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Mar 27, 2020
12:31:58am

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Is washing your hands a new concept over the last few weeks?

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cougarfann888

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1 thing I’ve learned about hand washing the last couple of weeks: if you turn the water off while you scrub, it makes

YIsForBrigham Poo Poo

3/26/20 11:00pm

Doesn’t it take that long for the water to get hot?

Malathion

3/26/20 11:02pm

Another thing I’ve learned - you don’t even need hot water! The CDC says it makes minimal to no difference.

3/26/20 11:32pm

Only if you’re removing oily substances from your hand

Nakedbootleg

3/26/20 11:44pm

I don’t know what you mean by this. Washing your hands to kill the coronavirus only requires soap and water

3/26/20 11:47pm

Friction is the most important. Second is the soap the debris clings to.

3/26/20 11:56pm

I just meant washing with warm water is helpfulto remove dirt and oil from hands

Nakedbootleg

3/27/20 7:35am

Sorry, I'm going to tag onto your thread because I can't start a new one...

3/26/20 11:10pm

And you don't have to touch the potentially contaminated handle with newly...

3/26/20 11:15pm

Is washing your hands a new concept over the last few weeks?

cougarfann888

3/27/20 12:31am

Washing my hands 20 times a day is new

3/27/20 7:37am

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