This video shows the dangers of cross contamination using a very visible bacteria substitute. But we like to be a bit sneakier. GlitterBug Potion is applied to students’ hands and rubbed in all over, including the wrist. It dries invisible. GlitterBug Gel is spread onto the hands as if applying a hand sanitiser. If the hands are then placed within a UV cabinet (TEST0108) or UV torch (TEST0055, TEST0195 or TEST0210), it will highlight the areas where the gel has not been applied properly. You have been told that it’s really important to wash your hands for 20 seconds, but this video explains why this is so important.

Just rub the lotion in your hands and place under a UV lamp and any areas that have not been washed properly will show up. We’re bubbling over with creative ideas for celebration cakes and decorated edible logo biscuits for any occasion, so just tell us what you have in mind and we’ll do the rest.The Wombats play Bristol's O2 Academy this week as the world awaits the release of new album 'Glitterbug' ". 7 April 2015 . Retrieved 3 October 2016. a b Hann, Michael (9 April 2015). "The Wombats: Glitterbug review – desperately uninvolving third album from indie bigtimers". The Guardian . Retrieved 3 October 2016.

a b Williams, Rebecca M. (14 April 2015). "The Wombats - Glitterbug". Exclaim! . Retrieved 20 April 2015. But understanding the importance of good hand hygiene is one thing – learning how to actually achieve it is another. GlitterBug is a range of training products that are invisible in normal light (just like germs), but glow under UV light. A new survey has revealed that almost half of children aged five to 10 years old are not practising proper hand hygiene by using soap when washing their hands at school. NME.COM (18 December 2014). "The Wombats announce details of new album 'Glitterbug' - NME.COM". NME . Retrieved 3 October 2016.Album Of The Week: The Wombats - Glitterbug". Archived from the original on 21 August 2015 . Retrieved 3 October 2016. GlitterBug Gel is given to the students to rub into their hands as it it was sanitiser. If you want to be sneaky, you can remove the GlitterBug label and tell them it is sanitiser. However, the Potion will still be present on any areas that are missed by the washing, and this will show up under UV light. GlitterBug is a product line that makes hand hygiene education interesting, fun, and memorable. The GlitterBug Potion is a fluorescent lotion that when used with a UV lamp makes it possible to see how well hands are washed. The GlitterBug Powder is used to see how contamination and germs can travel. GlitterBug Gel is an innovative product designed for teaching, testing and evaluating hand-sanitiser application technique. GlitterBug training is fun, interactive and informative. It’s great for all ages from primary schoolers to senior citizens.

Ideal for use with our unique collection of training lamps, cabinets and kits. How to use the Potion What you are looking for are the areas that are NOT glowing. These are the areas that have not been sanitised. GlitterBug products help to teach good hand hygiene by visually demonstrating to students that their current techniques are not effective. This makes it easier for you to teach proper techniques. Over the years we have sold thousands of our FSD Hand Hygiene Training Kits to the NHS and other medical care providers, government agencies, food businesses, schools, universities and infection control trainers.Get students to apply the Gel like a sanitiser (you can even remove the label so they think it IS sanitiser). Then use the UV torch to reveal areas that were missed. If germs were visible, we would be a lot more aware of how easily they can spread. That’s where GlitterBug Powder comes in. The GlitterBug Gelis an innovative product designed for teaching, testing and evaluating hand-sanitiser application technique. British album certifications – The Wombats – Glitterbug". British Phonographic Industry . Retrieved 14 December 2018. Whether we have the pleasure of you coming to our premises and having your full event hosted by us.