When it comes to keeping yourself safe from illness, there are many precautions you can take. One of the most popular methods is the use of hand sanitizers, due to the convenience of being water free. This allows for use just about anywhere, anytime and by anyone. Air Delights offers a variety of hand sanitizers and hand sanitizer dispensers. For more information on hand sanitizers please visit www.airdelights.com or call us toll free at 1-800-440-5556. Listed below are 100 reasons to have hand sanitizer within an arms reach…
Commuting
1. Fare-card machine keypads
2. Turnstiles
3. Escalator handrails
4. Handrails of stairs
5. Subway car handles and straps
6. Subway seats and poles
7. Bus seats and handles
8. Revolving door handles
9. Gas pump keypads
10. Gas pump nozzles
11. Car door handles and locks
12. Dashboard surfaces and buttons
13. Toll booth tickets and currency
At Work
14. Computer keyboard
15. Computer mouse
16. Photocopy machine keypads
17. Fax machine keypads
18. Calculator keypads
19. Printer buttons and trays
20. Staplers and other office supplies
21. Doorknobs and handles
22. Light switches
23. Elevator buttons
24. Handrails of stairs
25. Office and conference room phones
26. Laptop computer keypads
27. Vending machine keypads
28. Staff room refrigerator handle
29. Staff room microwave handle
On Vacation / Traveling
30. People mover handrails
31. Pay phone buttons
32. Pay phone receivers
33. Vending machine keypads
34. Currency at fast food restaurants
35. ATM machine keypads
36. Plastic security buckets at airports
37. Airplane seat rests
38. Airplane blankets and pillows
39. In-flight magazines
40. Hotel room key cards
41. Hotel room remote controls
42. Hotel room A/C controls at the Gym
43. Treadmill keypads
44. Elliptical machine keypads and handles
45. Stepper machine keypads and handles
46. Stationary bike keypads and handles
47. Rowing machine handles
48. TV remote controls
Working Out / Weight Room
49. Abdominal equipment handles and headrests
50. Weight machine handles
51. Free weights and barbells
52. Exercise and stretching mats
53. Medicine balls
54. Jump rope handles at Home
55. Computer keyboards and mouse
56. Toys for pets
57. Remote control devices
58. Thermostats
59. Light switches
60. Doorknobs and handles
61. Kitchen countertops
62. Kitchen sponges
63. Refrigerator door handles
64. Oven door handles
65. Microwave door handles
66. Stairway railings while shopping
67. Shopping cart handles
68. Shopping basket handles
69. Bulk-food scoop handles
70. Tongs for baked goods
71. Currency
72. Credit cards
73. ATM machine keypads
74. Stair handrails
75. Escalator handrails
76. Elevator buttons
77. Public rest room surfaces
78. Hand soap dispensers
79. Paper towel dispensers
80. Bathroom door handles
At School
81. School bus seats and handles
82. Shared toys
83. Library books
84. Crayons
85. Mats
86. Cafeteria trays
87. Bathroom surfaces
88. Doorknobs and handles
89. Playground equipment
90. Vending machine keypads
91. Sports/gym equipment
At Movie Theaters, Sports Events, Clubs
92. Seats
93. Bar surfaces
94. Arm rests
95. Condiment/napkin area surfaces
96. Tickets
97. Video game controls
98. Pinball machine buttons
99. Cigarette lighters
Of course let’s not forget everyone’s biggest worry right now…swine flu. One of the ways you can help protect yourself from Swine Flu is by practicing good hand hygiene. Specific CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention) recommendations include keeping your hands clean by washing with soap and water, or using an alcohol-based hand sanitizer when soap and water may not be available. For more information on hand sanitizers please visit www.airdelights.com or call us toll free at 1-800-440-5556.
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