Is wearing gloves an effective defense against virus?

As we know, Real-life viruses can spread through the air or contaminated surfaces. Thoroughly washing your hands for at least 20 seconds remains the best defense against COVID-19. But when you go to the grocery or other public places, you may not have access to soap and water, hand sanitizer or wipes to clean grocery carts. That's why some people are wearing gloves.

And the technique of removing gloves is also very important,many people don't know the proper way to take off gloves and can contaminate their hands when taking off gloves. For example, after you take off your left glove with your right gloved hand, your left hand is at that point virus free. But if you take off your right glove by touching the outside of it, you've potentially contaminated your left hand. You need to reach inside your right glove and peel it inside out without touching the outside, which can take some skill.


And now, in the dual transmission of novel Coronavirus and Delta variants, there is an increased emphasis on personal hygiene and protection, which can not only save you a lot of money, but more importantly, save your life.


When going out, masks and gloves are a must, and alcohol can be brought if possible. Back home, also strict indoor hygiene, used gloves and masks to throw away. Exercise more and drink more water. Emergency should contact the hospital in time.


Now that many children and adolescents around the world are infected, we must pay attention to gloves and masks. Only when each person does his or her own protective work and speeds up the vaccination process can we emerge from the shadow of the Novel Coronavirus more quickly. We have lost a lot. Let's protect ourselves and protect our families.


Put your mask and glove on.


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