100Â - 5 oz (147.8mL) Bathroom Cups and Kitchen!
10 Steps for Practicing Simple Healthy Habits
- Bacteria can linger on bar soaps, so wash hands frequently with a liquid anti-bacterial soap.
- Don't share cups. Have Dixie cups on hand in a bathroom or kitchen dispenser. Use Dixie cups only once and throw them away.
- Get in the blow, throw and wash habit. After using a paper tissue, be sure to throw it away and wash your hands immediately after use.
- Colds can be transferred through hand-to-hand contact. Avoid touching eyes, nose or mouth when exposed to cold germs.
- Use disposable paper napkins and towels instead of cloth or sponges. Bacteria and viruses can live on cloth towels and sponges for hours.
- Wash toys in warm, soapy water to kill bacteria and viruses.
- If you have to sneeze and a tissue is unavailable, sneeze into your shoulder, not your hands, to avoid spreading your cold.
- Germs may remain in stagnant air; so open the windows when the weather permits.
- Clean high-touch surfaces like stair railings, telephones, counter tops and doorknobs frequently, to avoid hand-to-hand spread of viruses.
- Avoid smoking at home. Smoke is a respiratory irritant that increases susceptibility to colds and flu.
Carton made from 100% recycled paperboard. Minimum 35% post-consumer content.
