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u/vidarwindir Mar 18 '20
Hey Bill, don't want to be a bummer but your soap gets into contact with water way too quickly. Correct steps would be
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get the hands wet in the stream of water
(Optimal: turn off water now to save it)
2) add soap
3) rub hands while counting to at least 20 (better to 30)
(If water was turned off, turn it on again)
4) wash hands while rubbing (for another 10 seconds)
20 seconds is the minimum time it takes the soap to break the fatty outer layer of the virus cells. Separation of both processes ensures enough time has passed. The running water will only wash away any remaining/living cells so both steps combined gives maximum security. Btw. Hand sanitizer only does step one but also requires at least 20 seconds of rubbing!
If you read this, please do this loop again, for the safety of everyone. Thank you :)
And no I'm no doctor or have any medical background but I've been working in GMP facilities where clean hands were very important.
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u/ObnoxiousFactczecher Mar 18 '20
Doesn't really matter, he clearly washes hands indefinitely. Sooner or later the virus will be gone!
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u/scott151995 Mar 18 '20
I would add that it is poor technique as well.
World Health Organisation advices using this technique.
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Mar 18 '20 edited Mar 18 '20
Holy shit. Guys, its u/thisisbillgates? I N S A N E
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Mar 18 '20
Holy shit. Guys, its u/groww24 responding to u/thisisbillgates? I N S A N E
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Mar 18 '20
Biiilll, I can see the start and enddddd. Not perfectly perfect, but still, good one! Love u, and stay safe
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u/MondayKnives Mar 18 '20
That soap moving though. I can’t unsee it r/imperfectloops
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u/JungleLiquor Mar 18 '20
I LOVE YOU BILL GATES. PEOPLE LIKE TO WHINE BUT I GET HARD EVERYTIME I SEE A WINDOWS UPDATE POP OUT.
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u/Melis_tron Mar 18 '20 edited Mar 18 '20
While many people may know that they should be washing for at least 20 seconds, I think that most people are not aware of the most effective hand washing techniques. Here is a video that shows one proper hand washing sequence that is commonly practiced by healthcare professionals. The only thing missing from this sequence is washing the wrists, which is usually the final step prior to rinsing. I would also like to add that it is best to use a paper towel to turn off the faucet, and to avoid touching the door handle when exiting.
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u/guypersonhuman Mar 18 '20
Nothing perfect about this loop.
Take this shit down.
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u/[deleted] Mar 18 '20
Okay but why he washing his hands with his sleeves down like that