A drop went really quite far and soap suds were certainly seen in abundance with this washing up liquid. The fragrance was ...

Hand-washing works One major point the COVID-19 pandemic helped drive home is how important it is to wash your hands. Washing your hands is essential to good hygiene and stopping germs from spreading.

Washing our hands is one the key ways we can help slow the spread of coronavirus, but how exactly does soap fight the virus? Where did it begin? And is it better than hand gel? Ferris Jabr explains ...

With the HSE warning of serious respiratory infections this winter, handwashing is back on the agenda. Green soap? Both liquid and bar soap are equally effective at washing hands.

Consistently washing hands with soap and water is an easy, effective and affordable way to prevent the spread of diseases and save lives.

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A recent survey finds that some people not only pass on soap use for handwashing, but they will also dry their hands with their clothes.

How to get grease off your hands Trying to wash olive oil off your hands with plain water obviously won’t get you very far, but even a quick rinse first seems to make liquid soap less effective.

Why handwashing quickly became such a key public health message when the COVID pandemic hit, how the science of the coronavirus evolved and why you should still be washing your hands for your health.

A recent survey finds that some people not only pass on soap use for handwashing, but they will also dry their hands with their clothes.