Good hand washing is essential for keeping germs at bay. That’s why it’s important to know the different types of hand washing and when to use each one.

Routine or social, hand washing involves using soap and water to get rid of visible dirt, after using the toilet, before preparing food, and at other times when your hands may have come into contact with potentially harmful germs. This type of hand washing only takes less than a minute, making it an easy and effective way to keep your hands clean.

Antiseptic hand washing is the next step up from routine hand washing. It uses water and antimicrobial soap to get rid of or destroy microbes on the skin. This type of hand washing is especially important for medical professionals, who should use it before touching a high-risk patient, or after contact with someone who has an infectious disease.

By understanding the different types of hand washing and when to use each one, medical professionals and everyday people alike can ensure their hands remain clean and germ-free. The Safewash20 hand washing timer is the perfect tool to have installed providing a thorough, safe, twenty second hand wash that gets rid of even the smallest germs. With its easy-to-use hands-free design, it’s the perfect way to keep your hands clean and germ-free!

Take a step forward in protecting your health and those in your community, get your Safewash20 handwashing timer today. Make sure you’re washing your hands to proper standards! It’s easy, it’s efficient, and it will keep your hands clean and germ-free.

Let’s keep our community safe.