What is the purpose of a Glo Germ Experiment?
The original visual tool for teaching proper handwashing, aseptic techniques, and general infection control. In this age of concern over infectious diseases, security, and liability, Glo Germ™ is an effective tool to demonstrate handwashing, surface cleaning, hygiene, and containment techniques.
What can I use instead of Glo Germ?
glitter glue
use glitter glue instead of Glo Germ. The best results should be after using soap for at least 20 seconds.
How do you demonstrate germs?
Instructions
- Start by gathering your bowl of water, black pepper, and dish soap.
- Sprinkle some pepper into your bowl. These are the “germs” on our skin.
- Cover one finger with dish soap.
- Stick the finger into the water, in the center of the bowl if possible.
- See the pepper “germs” scatter from the soap!
Does a blacklight show germs?
Can black light detect germs? No, black light cannot reveal bacteria or other germs.
What is Glo Germ made of?
These products contain: Glo Germ™ Powder Purified Water, Glyceryl Mono Stearate,Ceteareth-20, Cetearyl Alcohol, White Petrolatum, Glycerin, Organic Soy Bean Oil, Isopropyl Myristate, Mineral Oil, Carbomer 934, Disodium EDTA, Triethanolamine, Methylisothiazolinone, Phenoxyethanol, & Propylene glycol.
Is Glo Germ toxic?
No hazardous ingredients present. Eye contact: Flush eyes with large quantities of water immediately and continue to flush until discomfort is eased. Skin contact: If discomfort or redness occurs wash off with warm water and soap. Ingestion: Seek medical attention if any discomfort occurs.
How do you teach students about germs?
6 strategies for teaching kids about germs
- Explain germs in easy-to-understand terms.
- Make it fun—and relatable.
- Talk about ways to avoid germs.
- Emphasize the importance of handwashing.
- Address the need for hand sanitizer.
- Incorporate lessons in daily life.
How do I use Glo germ™?
For handwashing training, Glo Germ™ Liquid is rubbed onto one’s hands like lotion. For surface cleaning, dust Glo Germ™ Powder onto surfaces and generally throughout the entire area. Then wash your hands or clean the area as normal. One’s hands and the surfaces appear clean.
Why does the Glo germ remain on my child’s hands?
The Glo Germ will remain on there if they did not scrub hard or long enough! Teach the following principles: Don’t touch the edge of the sink once the hands have been washed. Use warm water that is not too hot or too cold. Regular soap is recommended just as much as antibacterial soap.
How do I apply fluorescent simulation germs to students?
Apply fluorescent simulation germs to the hands of the students or employees. Gel is similar to lotion so it is generally easier for students to apply. Glo Germ Powder shines more brilliantly under a UV light, but it is more difficult to apply (very chalky). Make sure that the gel or powder is worked into the hand on palm AND back side of the hand.
How to demonstrate germ spreading?
Demonstrate germ spreading through hand shaking, touching of the face, sharing pens and utensils, etc. This fun way to use Glo Particles (i.e. GermJuice) is popular with many people.