Metcalf posted the results of the experiment onto ... way to prevent the spread of germs. 1. Wet your hands with clean running water, turn off the tap and apply soap. 2. Rub your hands together ...

Now dip your soap-covered finger back into the dish of pepper water. You should see the pepper immediately move away from your finger. This demonstration mimics how germs are removed from hands ...

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Sarno shakes pepper into a bowl of water to represent germs and then asks ... have been using this simple experiment to show kids why they need to lather up with soap when they clean their hands ...

A classroom experiment that showed how quickly germs can spread has gone viral ... and touched by students who had washed their hands with soap and water. The last piece was stored without ...

but urge people not to view it as a replacement for soap and water. As we found with our own experiment, hand sanitizer appears to clear up germs, but it is nowhere near as effective as hand-washing.

Germs do not spread at the speed of a Twitter text message. Still, germs can spread at an extraordinary rate, one which recently gave Union students a good reason to “tweet” their friends.

The slice touched with hands washed with soap and water was slightly ... “We decided it would be a cool experiment to learn about germs by using moldy white bread!” She said the students ...

When scrubbing, experts recommend lathering soap from your wrists to your fingertips and rinsing with warm water to send germs down the drain after you use the bathroom, before you prepare food ...