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Washing Hands with Soap
Age 7 · Health
Soap and running water wash away the tiny germs that hide on your hands. Rub your palms, the backs, between your fingers and under your nails before you eat and after you use the toilet.
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Examples
- Washing your hands before sitting down to eat apple slices
- Washing your hands with soap right after using the toilet
Key takeaways
- Soap and running water take germs off your hands.
- Scrub everywhere: palms, backs, between fingers, under nails.
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