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There are 90% of water in the human body, so water in vitro is the most suitable liquid for human use, as for why it is necessary to use liquid solids obviously have a bad decontamination effect, if the gas has enough pressure, it is also good, but where is there a convenient pressure gas around? What about the cost? Again, the water mentioned above is common.
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Of course. In the past, how did humans know what water was, what alcohol was, and kerosene? Humans only think that water is the cleanest because it looks so translucent.
If human beings see these alcohols and kerosene, they will not touch them, because their first impression is that they are oily, smelly, and unclean! It has been handed down in this way......
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Since both alcohol and kerosene are too expensive, and the alcohol is too cold, kerosene has an unpleasant smell, and they are not easy to preserve. And water is everywhere, and it is colorless and odorless, and it is easy to preserve.
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Of course, there are some things that can't be washed off with water, or if it's more difficult to wash, you have to add something else.
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I think this is because water is colorless, odorless, and relatively common. The liquids you mentioned are basically extracted manually.
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Because water is non-toxic. Colourless. Tasteless.
**Extensive. It's safe and secure.
There is no residue on your hands after washing your hands.
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Who is the source of all things
Alcohol is low on earth, kerosene will stick to the hands and the amount is too low to use.
That's why we use water, the source of all things
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Haha, if those liquids replace water, it means that we are all around us with another kind of liquid.
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Because where people can live, there is generally water.
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Water is a good solvent, and there's a lot of water on Earth, and it's everywhere
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Because the ancients did not have alcohol and kerosene.
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The water is low and much.
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Water is not only cheap.
And it's all over the place.
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Cases in which hand washing is required:
1. Wash your hands after reading the newspaper. Organic solvents such as ethanol, isopropanol, and toluene are often used in printing inks, and these substances are harmful to the human body even if they are residual parts.
2. Wash your hands after taking milk or newspaper in the morning. Because milk crates and newspaper boxes are easy to breed bacteria.
3. Wash your hands when you come back from going out. During going out, your hands will inevitably come into contact with some things in public places, such as door handles, elevator handrails, elevator buttons, etc., which are places where bacteria and viruses gather and are very dirty. So, when you come back from going out, be sure to wash your hands before doing other things.
4. Wash your hands after taking your wallet and banknotes and using the ATM.
5. When eating out, don't forget to wash your hands after reading the menu and ordering. Because menus are really dirty, very few restaurants sanitize menus on a regular basis.
6. Wash your hands after using a computer, mouse, and mobile phone. These are some of the most commonly used items that are easily overlooked, but very dirty.
7. Wash your hands after drying your clothes. Bacteria from dirty clothes and washing machines can get on your clothes during the washing process. In the process of drying clothes, hands are likely to be exposed to these bacteria, and the clothes are often overlooked when they are exposed to ultraviolet light to disinfect them.
8. Wash your hands after they come into contact with body secretions. For example, after covering your mouth and nose with your hands, sneezing, coughing, or blowing your nose.
9. Wash hands after touching pets or poultry to prevent animal-related infectious diseases.
10. Wash your hands after changing diapers for your baby or sick person, or after handling contaminated items.
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Hello friends, as the saying goes, illness comes from the mouth. Many of people's diseases are caused by unclean food, hands as a link to the food portal, directly determines the degree of food hygiene, even if the food is 100% clean, but if placed in a container with many bacteria, no matter how clean the food will become the source of infection, the same clean and hygienic food, if not sent to the mouth with clean hands as a conveyor belt, food will also become the root cause of human disease.
Some liver diseases that are highly contagious, such as hepatitis A and hepatitis B, can be transmitted through food, so both the general public and hepatitis patients should develop a good habit of washing their hands frequently.
First, to wash hands before meals, hands will inevitably touch the cooking utensils, tableware, food, if the hands are not cleaned, all kinds of germs and viruses that are sticky to the hands can enter the food and damage your health, so pay attention to washing your hands before meals.
Second, it is necessary to wash hands after using the toilet, and human feces contain a large number of germs and viruses. If you have hepatitis, you may also have hepatitis viruses, so be sure to wash your hands after using the toilet. Hand washing is one of the ways to cut off the transmission of germs and viruses, so be sure to develop a good habit of washing your hands frequently, don't just be a formality, apply soap or hand sanitizer first, and then wash with running water.
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Whether you are eating or drinking, you have to pass through your hands, and it is easy to carry bacteria into your body, so wash your hands frequently! Thank you!
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This question is very simple, because our hands come into contact with all kinds of things every day, and there are a lot of bacteria on many things, and all kinds of germs are possible, so we have to wash our hands frequently, otherwise, we have to go to get food with our hands, so that we will get sick from the mouth?
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Hand washing is to pay attention to personal hygiene, especially during the epidemic of the new coronavirus, frequent hand washing can prevent the new coronavirus, open windows for ventilation, wear masks, and wash hands frequently, which can prevent the new coronavirus.
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Wash your hands frequently and touch your mouth and nose less. For medical reasons, it is not recommended for children before the age of 14 to have Helicobacter pylori**. Because compliance will be poor; After the age of 18, a small number of children are able to recover on their own.
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Bacteria are invisible, that is, you don't know if there are bacteria on your hands.
2. Bacteria are contagious diseases.
3. "Diseases come from the mouth", and the vast majority of diseases come from the hands.
4. We can only use hand washing to stay away from germs.
5. So wash your hands, "wash your hands when you enter the door", "wash your hands before and after using the toilet", why wash your hands after eating?
Because your hands are dirty, you will stain your clothes, and you can see it.
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Hand washing is one of the most direct and effective ways to reduce hand bacteria and viruses, and proper hand washing is the key. Proper handwashing means washing hands with running water, soap or hand sanitizer, rubbing each hand for more than 20 seconds, and ensuring that the palms, fingers, backs of hands, fingers, nails, wrists, etc. are cleaned. When it is not convenient to wash your hands, you can use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer for hand hygiene.
What are the steps to wash my hands?
1. Wet your hands with running water.
2. Take an appropriate amount of soap or hand sanitizer and apply it evenly to your hands.
3. Wash your hands carefully for at least 20 seconds.
The first step is to wash your palms. With the palms facing each other, rub your fingers together.
The second step is to wash your hands and backs. The palms of the hands are behind the hands, the fingers are crossed, and the fingers are rubbed together along the finger seams.
The third step is to wash the finger seams. With the palms facing each other, the fingers are crossed and rubbed against each other.
The fourth step is to wash the back of your fingers. Bend one hand into an empty fist, place the knuckles of the fingers in the palm of the other hand, and rotate and rub. Hands are swapped.
The fifth step is to wash your thumb. Hold the thumb of the other hand in one hand and swirl and rub. Hands are swapped.
Step 6: Wash your fingertips. Put the fingertips of the five fingers of one hand together, place them in the palm of the other hand, and swirl and rub. Hands are swapped.
Step 7: Wash your wrists. Hold the wrist of the other hand with one hand and swirl and rub. Hands are swapped.
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Hello! You can't kill the germs with just water, you can use soap and hand sanitizer [left face cover] [left face cover] [left face cover].
Isn't it weird?
This private part should not be over-washed, and a special cleaning product is required [left face cover] [left face cover].
Yes, but I can't accept bathing, washing my hands, and only using water.
Yes, you won't be able to wash dirt in that case.
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