Not all dangers are visible
Everyday we all touch surfaces that harbour germs and bacteria. Doors, petrol pumps, keyboards, the list is endless. Germs are everywhere and their impact on the spread of illness should not be ignored.
Good hand hygiene is essential.
What could be on your hands?
Despite the generally held belief that germs are spread through sneezing and coughing, the majority of transmission comes from hand-to-hand contact.
Healthcare specialists consider good hand hygiene as the single most effective way to prevent the transmission of disease.
Some of the most common pathogens which can be spread by poor hand hygiene are shown below.

Want to learn more?
The latest advice from the World Health Organization is to regularly and thoroughly clean your hands to prevent the spread of viruses, germs and bacteria. We have gathered below some useful links and resources that will help you protect yourself and those around you.
External Link
Government COVID Advice
gov.uk
Video
How to use Sani Hands
Sani Hands
External Link
World Health Organisation
www.who.int
Article
The British Psychological Society
The psychology of handwashing
You can also visit the Hygiene Hub for all the latest news, guides, hints and tips all in one place to help keep you and your family safe.
Visit the Hygiene HubHand hygiene is extremely important to help prevent the spread of viruses
Sani Hands are proven to be the most effective and hygienic alternative to soap and water