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Q: How can I keep my family healthy?
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Reduce Household Germs
Use paper towels instead of dishcloths to wipe surfaces. They are extremely effective at picking up germs from common surfaces and can be thrown away immediately.
Reduce Household Germs
Throw dishcloths in the laundry with bleach at the end of the day. Bleach is a great germ killer. Donīt keep reusing dishcloths over and over, wash them every day to reduce household germs.
Reduce Household Germs
Carefully rinse and scrub fruits and vegetables, especially if eating them raw. This will remove any pesticide or dirt residue.
Reduce Household Germs
Use separate knives and cutting boards for raw meat, chicken and fish. Plastic cutting boards instead of wooden ones are also a good way to reduce household germs.
Reduce Household Germs
Kill germs on utensils with a disinfectant or put them in the dishwasher. Keeping kitchen utensils as clean as possible will greatly reduce household germs.
Reduce Household Germs
Disinfect countertops, sink and taps with diluted bleach after raw foods have touched them. Bleach is an excellent germ killer.
Medication Information
Make sure to tell your doctor or health care provider about each and every medication you take to avoid possible dangerous drug interactions. This includes herbal and over the counter medications.
Legible Prescriptions
Make sure that you can read your physicians prescription. If you have trouble reading it, your pharmacist may have trouble also leading to possible medication mix-ups.
Reduce Household Germs
Hydrogen peroxide eliminates germs on cuts and scrapes and in the laundry. Since itīs gentler on clothes than chlorine bleach, itīs often called the bleach alternative.
Reduce Household Germs
Bleach kills germs on countertops, cutting boards and clothes. But it needs to stay on surfaces for 30 seconds or more to work thoroughly.
Ask About Side Effects
Be sure to ask your pharmacist about possible side effects or other directions for any new medication. Find out if there are foods, beverages or activities you should avoid while taking medications.
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