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If you're told to self—isolate, that means staying at home, not going to work, school or other public places. you shouldn't have any visitors. if you develop symptoms, a fever or cough, and seek advice first by phone. don'tjust turn up at a medical centre or hospital. if you live with others, then you need to stay in a well—ventilated bedroom with the door shut. if you have to share a bathroom, then use it after everyone else. don't share towels and toiletries. your waste should be double—bagged.

My wrists. the top of my hands again. rinse. but i'm going to use a tissue to turn off the tap to stop cross contamination. so that's how to wash your hands properly but now, here's your surprise. elevator muzak plays. millions of us across the world are being told to self—isolate. that essentially means shutting yourself off from contact with anyone else. it has been recommended for anyone suffering with flulike symptoms, as well as those who are cast as at risk, such as people over 70 and those with underlying conditions like asthma and type i diabetes. but what does self isolation involve...

But i'm going to use a tissue to turn off the tap to stop cross contamination. so that's how to wash your hands properly but now, here's your surprise. elevator muzak plays. millions of us across the world are being told to self isolate. that essentially means shutting yourself off from contact with anyone else. it has been recommended for anyone suffering with flulike symptoms, as well as those who are cast as at risk, such as people over 70 and those with underlying conditions like asthma and type i diabetes. but what does self isolation involve?

Washing your hands often and for at least 20 seconds is vital in helping to stop the spread of coronavirus. not sure how to? well, here's how — and make sure you watch until the end when we've got a special treat for you. so first we create a lather. i clean the back of my hands. in between fingers. do the ends of my fingers. again my palms. my wrists. the top of my hands again. i'm going to rinse my hands, but i'm going to use a tissue to turn off the tap to stop cross—contamination. so that's how to wash your hands properly. but now, here's your surprise.

If you live abroad, then call your local healthcare provider. washing your hands often and for at least 20 seconds is vital in helping to stop the spread of coronavirus. not sure how to? well, here's how, and make sure you watch until the end when we have got a special treat for you. so first, we create a lather. rubbing the back of my hands. in between the fingers. do the ends of my fingers. here as well. and again, my palms. my wrists. the top of my hands again. rinse. but i'm going to use a tissue to turn off the tap to stop cross contamination. so that's how to wash your hands properly, bu...