Think you don’t have a hand in the spread of germs?
Think again!

• Of the 76 million annual reported cases of food poisoning,
  25% can be attributed to poor hygiene. Besides symptoms
  such as nausea and diarrhea, these germs are responsible
  for 9,000 deaths per year.*
• The young, elderly and people with impaired immunities are
  most susceptible to germs.
• Hand washing is recommended as a key method to stay
  healthy by the Centers for Disease Control, the Association
  of Practitioners in Infection Control, the Association of
  Operating Room Nurses, and the US Department of Health
  and Human Services.
• More women than men wash their hands after using
  the restroom.
• After changing diapers, 1 in 4 Americans don’t wash
  their hands.
• Less than half wash their hands after cleaning up after pets.
• Only 1 in 3 wash their hands after sneezing/coughing.
• Less than 1 in 5 wash their hands after touching money.
  
  * STATISTICS FROM : www.hygienausa.com/ind-hospitality.html