Children’s Books on Hand Washing
A list of books for young children on handwashing and germs.
- Those Mean Nasty Dirty Downright Disgusting... But Invisible Germs
by Judith Anne Rice
- Germs Make Me Sick
by Melvin Berger
- The Ten Potato Scrub
by Marjorie T. Cooke
- Buddy Bear’s Hand Washing Troubles
by Marjorie T. Cooke
- Your Skin and Mine
by Paul Showers
- Wash Your Hands!
by Tony Ross
- Oh, The Things You Can Do That Are Good For You
by Trish Rabe
“Hand Washing is the single most important means of preventing the spread of infection”
Spotlight
Which Soap is Best?
Antibacterial soap vs. plain soap: Which is better? Liquid soap or bar soap? What about alcohol-based hand sanitizers?
Hand Hygiene Print Materials
Signs, posters, brochures, manuals, curricula, and other hand hygiene materials that you can print and use.
Clean Your Hands! Poster
This 11x17 poster shows the six steps for washing hands with soap and water or two for cleaning with alcohol-based hand sanitizers.
Note:If soap and water are not available, use hand sanitizer. Wash your hands with soap and water when your hands are visibly soiled.
Food handlers in restaurants, schools, delis and grocery stores must wash their hands with soap and water before applying hand sanitizers. [Minn Rules Chap. 4626.0070 - 4626.0085] See Hand Hygiene for Food Handlers for more information.
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