Sentence examples for cleaning hand from inspiring English sources

Better cleaning, hand gels and stern warnings to staff and public alike have helped reduce infection rates in hospitals.

Consequently, hygienic practices employed in the study farms such as house cleaning, udder cleaning, hand washing practices and milking utensils and collecting vessels (buckets) hygiene and other conditions thought to affect the hygienic quality of raw milk were assessed.

The decreasing trend is likely the result of multifaceted measures such as improved antibiotic use, improved environmental cleaning, hand hygiene promotion and reinstitution of a single-room policy.

Hold the bread in your cleaning hand (or roll it into a ball if it's easier) and wipe back and forth across the stain until it lifts.

In fact, they're perfect for wiping public areas clean of germs, cleaning hands before eating and (little-known fact!) getting stains out of clothing.

Preventive measures include frequently cleaning hands, clothes and open wounds.

In the end, selling a solution for cleaning hands has little in common with selling a solution for preventing diarrhea.

In my stateroom, I watched two informational videos on the ship's closed-circuit TV channel, one about norovirus and one about cleaning hands — which the C.D.C. describes as a " 'do-it-yourself' vaccine" for norovirus and other ailments.

Occasionally, the science doesn't quite do what is hoped – a study in Pakistan, for instance, funded by a leading soap manufacturer disappointingly found that antibacterial soap was really no more effective at cleaning hands than normal soap.

It even stretches to cyclists taking their own pillows with them away from home to ensure a comfortable sleep, and limiting infections by giving guidance on cleaning hands.

The inspectors advised workers on the factory ship to change the disinfectant liquid used for cleaning hands to avoid any possible contamination from the alcohol solution, he said.