Chris Campbell on tue 6 oct 09
> I was in a nationally famous hospital yesterday
> to have some tests done. They have dispenser bottles
> of hand sanitizer EVERYWHERE.....
> I know hospitals have to be careful, but this was ridiculous.
This began with the outbreak of SARS ... hospitals
realized they had to be pro-active to stop the casual contact
spread of disease.
It is actually proving effective ... even if only by keeping
patients, staff and visitors aware of surface contact and
the need to wash hands.
Duke University has proven that washing hands with soap
and water is the most effective way of prevention ... these
'cleaners' tend to just move the germs around.
Chris Campbell - in North Carolina
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Designs in Colored Porcelain
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Raleigh NC 27615-2233
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Ingeborg Foco on tue 6 oct 09
Actually, It is proven that plain CLEAN water and motion (rubbing your
> hands) is effective in eliminating germs. All sorts of anticeptic soaps
> and potions are not necessary under normal cirumstances.
> Duke University has proven that washing hands with soap
> and water is the most effective way of prevention ... these
> 'cleaners' tend to just move the germs around.
>
> Chris Campbell - in North Carolina
>
> Chris Campbell Pottery, llc
> Designs in Colored Porcelain
> 9417 Koupela Drive
> Raleigh NC 27615-2233
>
>
> 919-215-8644
> Fax: 919-676-2062
> www.ccpottery.com
> http://neriagechris.blogspot.com/
>
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Sincerely,
Ingeborg
http://www.thepottersworkshop.com
Edouard Bastarache on tue 6 oct 09
Hello all,
these hand cleansers are also useful to prevent the deadly intestinal
infection due to "Clostridium Difficile"
We not only fight the "porcine flu", but other infections.
Gis,
Edouard Bastarache
Spertesperantisto
Sorel-Tracy
Quebec
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Philip Poburka on tue 6 oct 09
Unless one has open lesions on one's Hands...the best of all precaution
against Viruses or other communicable diseases, (aside from avoiding having
your face sneezed on or being in a Commercial Airline Flight, ) is
merely to keep one's fingers out of one's Mouth, Nose, and Eyes and or any
of one's Mucous Membranes.
You can pretty well incidentally touch-handle anything then, and it's
mox-nix...
Far as that goes...
Phil
Lv
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Campbell"
>> I was in a nationally famous hospital yesterday
>> to have some tests done. They have dispenser bottles
>> of hand sanitizer EVERYWHERE.....
>> I know hospitals have to be careful, but this was ridiculous.
>
>
> This began with the outbreak of SARS ... hospitals
> realized they had to be pro-active to stop the casual contact
> spread of disease.
>
> It is actually proving effective ... even if only by keeping
> patients, staff and visitors aware of surface contact and
> the need to wash hands.
>
> Duke University has proven that washing hands with soap
> and water is the most effective way of prevention ... these
> 'cleaners' tend to just move the germs around.
>
> Chris Campbell - in North Carolina
>
> Chris Campbell Pottery, llc
> Designs in Colored Porcelain
> 9417 Koupela Drive
> Raleigh NC 27615-2233
>
>
> 919-215-8644
> Fax: 919-676-2062
> www.ccpottery.com
> http://neriagechris.blogspot.com/
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