Washing your hands frequently and thoroughly is one of the most important ways to protect yourself and others from the novel coronavirus. But drying your hands properly is just as important since ...

Washing our hands correctly is essential, but new research shows that how we dry our hands also matters for controlling viral spread, and not all drying methods are equal.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, regular hand-washing was key to infection control. But even though many of us are still cautious when it comes to using soap and sanitiser to keep hands clean, it's ...

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You know how important it is to wash your hands—but it's just as bad not to dry them, too. Here's the best way to do so, per doctors.

Washing our hands is indeed absolutely important to our well being. Many of us are now walking around with dry or wrinkled hands, due to the heavy use of soap and water. Luckily there are easy ...

Washing your hands is great but can be drying. Learn how to heal dry, cracked hands if you've been washing them frequently.

New study: hand dryers equally hygienic to paper towels for drying hands; Findings support World Health Organization and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention hand washing recommendations ...

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Why some ways of drying your hands are quick and effective while others are not.

The best way to dry hands after washing is using paper towels or using a dryer that doesn't require rubbing hands together, researchers in Britain say.

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