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I fear school because….. dangers in a School No parent around Loud Teachers Bullying classmates Homework Punishments Cold Tiffins Principal Dirty Washrooms

Washroom Etiquette For Schools

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an attempt to inculcate the right washroom hygiene manners in children, to train them in keeping public washrooms clean and neat for the other person to use

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I fear school because…..dangers in a School• No parent around• Loud Teachers

• Bullying classmates• Homework • Punishments • Cold Tiffins• Principal

• Dirty Washrooms

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In the washroom unseen danger lurks everywhereIn the washroom unseen danger lurks everywhere

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32% of children don't wash and dry their hands properly

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The soap bar in a high traffic washrooms like schools breeds germs and bacteria.

Thus spreading it to all

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A wet & moisture-laden cloth towel or handkerchiefbreeds bacteria.

Thus spreading bacteria after every use.

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Hot air blowersincrease the number of germs on your hands by 500%

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Hot air blowerstake almost 4 times longerto dry your hands than paper towels

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An average person visits the toilet 2500 times a year. About 6-8 timesa day.

You spend about 3 years of your life in the toilet. Make sure you don’t spend these years with bacteria

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To ass ist in such s ituations

shares w ith you a few pointers to avoid the most c ommon mistakes.

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The right way to use a commode is to seat one self on it, the way one sits on a chair, with feet resting on the floor...

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Not on the seat area.

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Tear off an adequate piece of toilet tissue from the toilet roll to clean yourself and flush it down the commode.

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Toilet roll tissues are designed to disintegrate in water so that they do not clog the drains. Never throw the used tissue on the floor or in the waste bin.

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Always remember to cover the commode with the seat cover after use.

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Avoid leaving behind a wet commode seat after you’ve finished using the commode.

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Look for the dispensingbutton or lever and depress it with one hand. Collect the dispensed soap from the spout in the other.

Don’t let it spill on the floor.

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While rinsing hands in the sink, take care not to splash water on the sink counter.

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Use the paper towel from the dispenser to dry your hands.

Pull out one tissue at a time. Pull out only as many as you need and avoid wastage.

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Paper towels have a high wet strength and do not disintegrate in water, hence never throw the used towels in the commode or they will choke the commode drain.

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Throw the used towels in the waste bin, not on the floor.

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So, less sick holidays,more active students and of

course aHAPPY SCHOOL.

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