Use a hand sanitiser regularly? The Ministry of Health and Prevention (MOHAP) issued guidelines on how you should be using them correctly.
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Buy sanitisers with at least 60 per cent alcohol content to ensure it is effective.
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Avoid using sanitisers that are marketed as fresheners or perfumes.
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Sanitisers with lower ethyl alcohol content have not been found to be as effective in killing pathogens.
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If you can, wash your hands with soap and water. It is the most effective way to kill any viruses or germs.
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Hand sanitisers should not be used on any other body part except your hands.
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Since hand sanitisers are flammable, keep them away from sources of heat and fire.
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Also, do not store them in your car, especially during the summer months.
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Do not use a hand sanitiser on an open wound.
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If your hands are visibly dirty wash them with soap and water.
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Read the instruction label to find out the amount of hand sanitiser you should use.
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Don't wipe off the sanitiser at that may stop it from being effective.
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