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Front-runners in hand hygiene
25 January 2013
Asurvey, carried out on behalf of SCA Tissue Europe, revealed that Britain was reportedly among Europe's frontrunners when it came to hand hygiene habits. 89% of British people claim they always wash their hands after

Asurvey, carried out on behalf
of SCA Tissue Europe,
revealed that Britain was
reportedly among Europe's frontrunners
when it came to hand
hygiene habits. 89% of British people
claim they always wash their hands
after using the loo and 10% say they
usually perform this routine task.
Rolf Andersson, senior scientist at
SCA, says: "Good hand hygiene is
crucial if you intend to stay healthy.
Bacteria can collect in the toilet flush mechanism; the taps; the light switch and door handle and if you have bacteria on your hands this can easily be transferred to the mouth." The study also showed that 35% of British people often think the workplace washroom appears dirty.
Bacteria can collect in the toilet flush mechanism; the taps; the light switch and door handle and if you have bacteria on your hands this can easily be transferred to the mouth." The study also showed that 35% of British people often think the workplace washroom appears dirty.
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