Hand Washing 101

Last Updated: March 12, 2014

Everyday we touch things that harbor germs, bacteria, and viruses. Nasty germs are lurking everywhere – they are on elevtor buttons, gas pumps, hand rails on your local mall escalator, keyboards, cell phones, and especially door handles. You may know where your hands have been, but what about the person touching any object before you? Here are a few insights that we hope will inspire you to wash your hand a little more often

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