[header] How to avoid germs [title] Take a shower shortly after being around someone who is sick. [step] Use antibacterial soap if the person was unwell with a contagious condition. There's no need to do this if you've been around a person sick with something non-communicable, like cancer, or a migraine.
[header] How to avoid germs [title] Take a shower shortly after being around someone who is sick. [step] Use antibacterial soap if the person was unwell with a contagious condition. There's no need to do this if you've been around a person sick with something non-communicable, like cancer, or a migraine.
[title] Avoid using other people's food utensils. [step] Never eat off someone else's plate or drink their beverage. Using one of these antibacterial soaps or bathing outside the bathroom allows bacteria to set in and make you more confident that the person will have a good time. [title] See a doctor if you have a virus. When making a cold wash with cold water, be gentle and avoid combining cold water with any soap. [substeps] Avoid putting any clothes or linens in a warm tub after a cold wash for the same reason. [substeps] Steam a tea made from water and fresh flower leaves or place 3 leaves in a cup of warm soapy water (tea cups are sometimes made as sandwiches). You can use this to wash your face and body.