How to Use Hand Sanitizer Correctly
                     How to Use Hand 
Sanitizer Correctly?
How Long Does Hand Sanitizer Last On Hands?
Hand Sanitizer:
Alcohol serves as the primary 
and active element in hand 
sanitizers, which eliminate 
microorganisms on the 
surface of your hands. While 
hand sanitizer might be 
useful, it's not always the 
ideal option. In order to use 
hand sanitizer effectively, it's 
crucial to understand how it 
functions.
How to Use Hand 
Sanitizer?
Only when they are used properly are hand 
sanitizers effective. Some people use hand 
sanitizer incorrectly or wait until the solution 
is entirely dry before washing their hands, 
which hinders the sanitizer from eliminating 
viruses and germs.
To determine how much hand sanitizer to 
use, check the label; typically, a quarter-size 
amount is plenty. The suggested amount 
should be placed in the palms of your hands 
and rubbed over the entire surface of your 
hands. Pay close attention to the nails and 
tips of the fingers. As soon as your hands are 
dry, keep rubbing them.
When using hand sanitizers, keep an 
eye on kids to make sure they wash 
their hands thoroughly. Additionally, 
watch out for kids rubbing their eyes or 
licking their hands right after applying 
the gel. Additionally, young kids are 
more likely to mistakenly consume hand 
sanitizer, which can result in alcohol 
poisoning.