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How to Stay Away from Germs?
- Viruses are commonly spread through sneezing and coughing. Viruses live in the saliva and mucus in our noses and throats - when we sneeze or cough, we spray these infected droplets into the air. Cough or sneeze into a tissue, throw the tissue away, and wash your hands.
- Shots (immunizations) offer the best protection against many diseases, including flu and pneumonia.
- Clean your home and work spaces regularly. "Regular" cleaners are best for most homes and workplaces. Do not use antibacterial cleaners.
- It’s best to stay away from people who are sick as fas as possible. If you cannot, then be extra careful. Although it sounds rude, but this is the best way to reduce the risk of your own infection.
- If you have a contagious sickness like the flu or a cold, do your best to stay away from other people, especially those who are old, very young, pregnant, etc.
- Don't share your drinks and straws with anyone. This reduces the risk of germs transfer through mouth.
- Keep your kids and pets away from any sick or dead birds and tell your kids if they do find a sick or dead bird, NEVER to touch it or play with it.
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Personal Hygiene Articles
- Avoid Sweating Too Much
- Eliminate Body Odor
- Get Rid of Bad Breath
- Keep Your Hands Away from Your Face
- Keep Your Hands Germ Free
- Reduce the Risk of Hospital Spread Infections
- Stay Away from Germs
- Stay Safe in a Public Restroom
- Use Liquid Hand Soap Most Economically
- Wash Your Hands
- Have a Morning Beauty Routine
- Look Clean
- Safely Use a Public Bathroom
- Smell Nice
- Be Hygienic
- Avoid Common Hygiene Mistakes
- Dispose of Tampons
- Make a Period Emergency Kit
- Wrap Your Hair in a Towel
- Have the Perfect Relaxing Bath
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