Proper Hand Washing
Summary
TLDRThe video emphasizes the importance of proper handwashing to prevent germ spread. It provides a detailed guide on washing hands, highlighting steps like using warm water, lathering soap for 20 seconds, and cleaning nails with a brush. After washing, hands should be dried using a towel or cloth according to salon policies, and towels should be used to turn off taps and open doors to prevent recontamination.
Takeaways
- 👐 Hand hygiene is crucial for preventing germ spread.
- 🚿 Use warm water for effective handwashing.
- ⏰ Rub hands with soap for at least 20 seconds.
- 🧼 Clean nails with a brush under edges and along folds.
- 🧻 Use a towel to dry hands and avoid recontamination.
- 🚪 Use the towel to handle doors and taps post-washing.
Timeline
- 00:00:00 - 00:01:16
Proper hand washing is crucial to prevent germ spread. This segment shows the method: Wash hands with soap and warm water before serving clients. Wet hands, apply soap, lather for 20 seconds, including wrists. Use a nail brush with soap, scrub nails horizontally and vertically for 60 seconds. Rinse hands, dry with a clean towel, and use it to turn off water and open door to avoid recontamination.
Mind Map
Faqs
- How long should you wash your hands?
You should wash your hands for at least 20 seconds.
- Why use a clean cloth or paper towel after washing hands?
To dry hands and to avoid contamination when turning off the tap or opening doors.
- What temperature should the water be for handwashing?
The water should be warm, not hot.
- How should the nails be cleaned during handwashing?
Use a nail brush with soap to scrub under the nail edges and along nail folds.
- Why is it important not to touch the sink or doorknob after washing hands?
Touching them can recontaminate your hands with germs.
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- handwashing
- germ prevention
- salon hygiene
- soap and water
- nail cleaning