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MAKING HOMEMADE HAND SANITIZER

EASY WAYS TO MAKE HOMEMADE ALCHOHOL-BASED HAND SANITIZER, WIPES AND SPRAYS TO PROTECT YOURSELF AND THOSE YOU LOVE FROM BACTERIA AND VIRUSES AND STAY HEALTHY

----- BY: SARA MAXWELL

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THE IMPORTANCE OF HANDS HYGIENE

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ALCOHOL-BASED HAND SANITIZERS

INTRODUCTION (WHY THIS BOOK?)

This book contains the following information:

• Make different types of hand sanitizers from various materials that are readily available.

• Antimicrobial hand sanitizers are commonly sold as an effective hand washing method when traditional soaps and water are not available. These "waterless" products that we manufacture are particularly popular with parents of young children. Hand disinfectant manufacturers claim that disinfectants kill 99.9% of bacteria. Since we use hand disinfectants to disinfect hands naturally, we believe that the disinfectant will kill 99.9 % of the harmful bacteria. Research studies have shown that this is not the case.
• Interestingly, the Food and Drug Administration recommends using hand sanitizers instead of hand soap and water to regulate proper procedures for food services, but only as an addition. It is also recommended to use water and soap when washing hands to disinfect your hands properly. Hand disinfectants cannot perform proper cleaning procedures with soap and water.
• The hand disinfectant created here is a practical alternative when no soap and water options are available. To ensure that the bacteria are killed, an alcohol-based disinfectant that contains at least 60% alcohol must be used. Wipe your hands with a towel or napkin before applying the disinfectant as the hand disinfectant does not remove dirt or oil from your hands.
• Studies on the use of antibacterial soaps for consumers have shown that pure soaps are just as effective in reducing bacterial diseases as antibacterial soaps. In fact, the use of antimicrobial soap products for consumers can increase the resistance of some bacteria to antibiotics. These conclusions apply only to antibacterial consumer soaps and not to those used in hospitals or other clinical areas. Other studies suggest that an ultra-clean environment and continued use of antibacterial soaps and hand sanitizers can hamper the development of a child's correct immune system. This is because the inflammatory system has to be exposed to common bacteria for proper growth.
• Create different types of hand disinfectant wipes from various materials that are immediately available.
• Create different types of hand sanitizers, alcohol and non-alcohol, using a variety of readily available materials.
• Hand disinfectants are liquids or gels that are commonly used in the hands to reduce infectious agents. In most healthcare settings, an alcohol-based formulation is preferable to washing hands with soap and water. It is usually further powerful at eliminating microorganisms and more tolerable than soap and water. It is not a substitute for handwashing. You need to wash your hands if you see dirt or after using the toilet. There are no recommendations for the general use of versions without alcohol. Outside of healthcare, hand washing is generally preferred. It is also less effective against Norovirus and Clostridium difficult microorganisms. They are available as liquids, gels and foams.

CHAPTER 1

THE IMPORTANCE OF HANDS HYGIENE

• Hand hygiene is an essential tool. While cleaning the environment is necessary, hand hygiene is a crucial way to prevent the spread and spread of bacteria from the environment to patients. Improving hand hygiene has reduced infection.
• Hand hygiene refers to the effective removal of harmful microorganisms (bacteria). This includes washing with soap and water or using alcohol-based hand disinfectants. In non-healthcare environments or with dirty hands, the most effective way to remove microorganisms is to wash your hands with soap and running water.
• Good hygiene helps you look better and feel better and keep your surroundings clean and comfortable. The importance of good mental health should not be underestimated. Good hygiene gives your skin a good feeling, strengthens self-confidence and supports social interaction.

• Many health professionals have described hand hygiene as the primary means of preventing the spread of infection-related healthcare delivery to patients.
• Washing hands before and after contact with the patient appear to be a simple solution to prevent the spread of bacteria between the patients. Most hospitals have a hand hygiene policy that encourages employees to do so. However, it's not as apparent as it resembles.
• Healthcare infections are receiving increasing attention from patients, insurance companies, governments and regulators. This is due not only to the size of the problem in terms of morbidity, mortality and treatment costs, but also to the increasing awareness that most of them are preventable. The medical community is making unprecedented advances in understanding the pathophysiology of infectious diseases and the global spread of multi-drug resistant infections in healthcare settings. These factors, compounded by the lack of new antibiotics, have made it necessary to review the role of basic infection prevention methods in modern healthcare.

WHY HAND SANITIZERS ARE IMPORTANT NOWADAYS?

Bacteria are everywhere! They can make you sick, on the hands and objects that we touch during our daily activities. Washing hands in critical times with soap and water or a hand disinfectant is one of the essential steps in getting sick and preventing bacteria from spreading to the people around them. There is a necessary difference between washing hands with soap and water and washing hands with a hand sanitizer. For example, alcohol-based hand disinfectants do not kill all types of bacteria, including gastric worms called norovirus, some parasites, and Clostridium difficile, which cause severe diarrhoea. Hand disinfectants must not remove harmful chemicals such as pesticides and heavy metals such as lead. Washing hands reduces the amount of all types of bacteria, pesticides and minerals on your hands. Knowing when to clean your hands and what method to use is the best way to prevent disease.

Before and after visiting friends and relatives in hospitals and nursing homes. However, if the person does not have C. difficile (if so, wash their hands with soap and water).

If detergent and water are not accessible, employ an alcohol-based hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol and wash it with water and soap as soon as possible.

Everyone experienced a day. It's late autumn, stopped at home, wrapped in all the blankets you own, eating the bowl for a bowl of soup, and regretting every handshake you've given in the past week. Yes, you have the flu.

Alcohol-based hand disinfectants help prevent the spread of bacteria and disease-causing bacteria, especially in busy environments such as schools and offices.

Stop the spread of bacteria: Studies show that one in five people do not wash their hands regularly70 % of those who do not use soap. Providing hand disinfectants in critical areas (including bathrooms and kitchens) increases the likelihood of people killing harmful bacteria.

Promoting hygiene and health: Healthy buildings are productive buildings. Research by the American Journal of Infection Control (AJIC) found that promoting the use of hand disinfectants in schools reduced absenteeism by almost 20%.

Reduce waste: As an additional precaution, many people use paper towels to open doors when they leave the bathroom or kitchen. If you place a hand disinfectant near the exit, people can protect themselves more easily from bacteria without creating additional confusion.

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