That Menu Is Germy

It doesn't matter whether you are dining in a fancy restaurant, or eating in a small diner, the menu is handled by everyone. The customers and waiters all leave their own variety of germs on the menu. When you look to see what you want to order, you are not only contributing microbes but also picking up the ones left behind by others. Sometimes disease-causing germs are on that menu.

There is a way to avoid contaminating your hands before you eat and touch food. Remember your selection, and either go to the restroom and wash your hands (keep them clean by opening the door with a towel) or use some hand sanitizer. Having that sanitizer handy in your purse or pocket is very wise if you want to avoid getting sick . Leave the menu on the table for the waiter to pick up. Relax now and bon appetite.

The Towel-Matic ll Towel Dispenser

There is a new sensor-operated towel dispenser available, the new iTouchless Towel-Matic ll Towel Dispenser. It is ideal for the kitchen and bathroom at home and also for public bathrooms, and where food is handled. After handwashing, it is important to avoid contaminating the hands.

Towel-Matic® II has a built-in optical scanner that identifies the perforations on the paper towel and stops right at the perforated line every time making tearing towel sheets easy and mess free. It is easy to pre-set any brand and dispensing length desired. It is powered by 4 C size batteries that can last up to one year or 100 rolls of standard 80-sheet towels. Optional AC adaptor is available. It is designed for table top, wall mount or under cabinet mount. Brackets sold separately.
From a decorative viewpoint it is attractive and comes in three finishes, red, silver, and white.

The enMotion Towel Dispenser

We are beginning to see more and more automatic towel dispensers in public restrooms. They are in restaurants, movie theatres, schools, hospitals, medical and dental offices, business offices, and all kinds of commercial and industrial lavatories. The public loves them because it helps prevent the spread of germs. Any device that is handsfree or touchless stops contamination and imparts a feeling of security, especially in a public restroom. The CDC(Center for Disease Control) urges handwashing as a good way to prevent illness.

Sensor-operated flushers, faucets, soap dispensers, towel dispensers and handsfree door openers all keep the hands clean after they are washed. That is why they are such a welcome sight in places where many different people use the facilities. With the recent H1N1 alerts, the public is becomimg more aware of prevention when it comes to touching germ-laden surfaces that can be the cause of illness. They appreciate it when an establishment provides these automatic devices.

A popular touch-free paper towel dispenser that is installed in many different places is the enMotion Towel Dispenser. The manufacturer is Georgia-Pacific, a trusted name and supplier of many well-known, products. One simply moves the hand under the dispenser where the sensor is located, and a clean towel appears. That towel can be used to turn off a faucet or open a door in case they are not touchless. The device is easily mounted on the wall and comes in two colors; blue and smoke.

Handwashing Is Prevention

That old saying, "An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure" cannot be more true when it comes to handwashing. The Center For Disease Control has stated that proper handwashing is a good way to prevent disease. Most germs are not pathogens or disease-causing. Germs like viruses, bacteria, some spores, and fungi are. Using automatic, touchless soap dispensers eliminate contamination .

When to Wash

Before eating, before and after handling food, after touching animals and their leashes, when someone is sick, after changing a diaper, touching blood or bodily fluids(saliva,nasal fluid, vomit) ,after using the bathroom, after touching trash, soil, or cleaning cloths. and before inserting contact lenses, giving medicine, and dressing wounds. Wash your hands to stay healthy