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Keeping harmful germs at bay can be a challenge when you’re out and about. Discover how with these tips
Avoiding germs in your home is easy if you clean and disinfect regularly, but when you’re out and about – whether it’s for weekend away, or a business trip, or even a holiday – staying safe becomes harder.
Keeping harmful germs at bay can be a challenge when you’re unfamiliar with the environment. Here are a few travel hygiene tips to stay safe.
If you’re planning a picnic, or having a snack on the go, make sure germs don’t join the party. E.coli, Campylobacter and Salmonella thrive in warm and sunny weather, and they’re known to cause food poisoning, upset stomachs and diarrhoea.
Accidents like tumbles, scratches and cuts happen. Be prepared when it happens – open wounds are potential entry points for germs.
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A trip to an animal farm can be great fun. But remember, touching animals can lead to potential infection.
When you’re out and about, you don’t always have access to soap and water. This is no excuse for poor hygiene.
When you’re travelling, you interact with a lot of different surfaces like door handles, rails, seats and luggage. These surfaces have been in consistent contact with different people, opening the door for germs to spread.
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