Healthy Bathrooms Healthy Families
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Healthy Bathrooms, Healthy Families
Summary:
If you suspect that your bathroom is the busiest room in your home, you’re likely spot on.
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Article:
If you believe the bathroom is the most frequented room in your house, you’re probably right. According to experts at WebMD, bathrooms can harbor thousands of germs and viruses, from E. coli to the rhinovirus that causes colds and flu.
However, you don’t need to ban your family from using it. By following a few simple tips, you can maintain a healthier bathroom environment.
Healthy Smiles
Ensure your toothbrush is as germ-free as possible by storing it correctly. Keep it on a countertop, away from the sink and toilet, to avoid contamination from splashing water. Avoid storing toothbrushes together, as this can spread germs. Remember to change your toothbrush regularly. For example, the Oral-B Pulsar toothbrush, with its battery-powered bristles, serves as a convenient reminder?"it should be replaced when the battery dies after three or four months, which aligns with dental recommendations.
Raising the Bar
Experts suggest that liquid soap may be more hygienic than bar soap, which can retain residue and bacteria. Liquid soaps like Ivory Liquid Hand Cleanser come in self-contained pumps, keeping them fresh and uncontaminated. They are also great for teaching children proper handwashing techniques. Kids should wash their hands for about 20 seconds (or the time it takes to sing the ABCs) at least four times daily, especially after using the bathroom.
Throw in the Towel
Make sure bathroom towels are hung up to dry immediately after use and washed regularly in hot water with detergent. Products like Tide liquid detergent can help prevent germ buildup and keep towels smelling fresh. Limit towel sharing by encouraging each family member to use their own towel.
By keeping these practices in mind, you can ensure that your family stays healthy and your bathroom remains clean.
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