Hygiene Barrier Usage Instructions

Let’s first understand what a hygiene barrier is. Is it a hygiene corridor, a hygiene turnstile, a hygiene strip, or a “sanitation line”? The correct term is sanitation line, although it is referred to by many different names in our country. Let’s move on to the instructions for using the sanitation line, which depend on the product we are using. The instructions should differ for a horizontal brush, a vertical brush, a horizontal or vertical brush, a horizontal brush with a sink, a sinkless one, and so on.

However, there are some general rules listed below. First, how do we wash our hands? There are universal rules for hand washing. First, do not use soap or foam. Wet your hands first and then dispense the foam from a touchless liquid soap dispenser or a touchless soap dispenser. Rub between your left and right fingers, then repeat with your other hand. Since our feet are in the disinfectant pool during this operation, foot disinfectant is also provided. Then do the same process with the palms of your hands and wash your hands. Hands are dried with paper, thrown away, disinfected, and passage is provided through the turnstiles.