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Serious request: soap or hand gel for teachers
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By *ustme1820Woman
over a year ago
Southcoast Gosport |
"We are in school next week for care of keyworker and vulnerable students but my headteacher can't source any soap or hand gel. Can anyone help us? We are in Hampshire x"
the local chemists are holding some in reserve for certain groups, call them and explain the situation op  |
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By *estivalMan
over a year ago
borehamwood |
hopefully some of the people on social media who are trying to profit will get there collars felt soon and have there stuff taken of em and and re distributed to people who actually need it.wish i could help but have none myself.mqbey ask the pubs resturants and others that have been forced to close from tonight if they have any you could have |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We are in school next week for care of keyworker and vulnerable students but my headteacher can't source any soap or hand gel. Can anyone help us? We are in Hampshire x"
I just want to say, as a person who works from home that I think you guys and all those who are out there keeping the country going are heroes.
Teachers, the police, NHS people, people manning tills, stacking shelves...all of you. You are appreciated! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m sure I heard that those about to operate in surgery just use warm water and soap. Just wash properly/ thoroughly. "
They use hibiscrub but you can’t buy it at the moment it’s all gone  |
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By *icentiousCouple
over a year ago
Up on them there hills |
"We are in school next week for care of keyworker and vulnerable students but my headteacher can't source any soap or hand gel. Can anyone help us? We are in Hampshire x"
There is a Hong Kong trading company who is selling sanitiser for about £0.35. Good reviews.
Shipping and import taxes about £0.60.
Takes about a week to be delivered.
Minimum order 200 bottles.
Masks about £0.018
Minimum order 1000.
The supply is there.
It is the memetic survival instinct of those who cannot see the bigger picture that is the problem. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m sure I heard that those about to operate in surgery just use warm water and soap. Just wash properly/ thoroughly. "
And then put on surical gloves...
The problem is some soaps just make a lather and smell nice but don't kill germs. I've always bought antibacterial soap and hand sanitizer for the home. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Anything will do including shower gel or bubble bath it doesn't need to be anti bacterial it's a virus. Soap melts away the protective outer of the virus and then it can be washed away. That's why hand gel is less effective |
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"We are in school next week for care of keyworker and vulnerable students but my headteacher can't source any soap or hand gel. Can anyone help us? We are in Hampshire x
I just want to say, as a person who works from home that I think you guys and all those who are out there keeping the country going are heroes.
Teachers, the police, NHS people, people manning tills, stacking shelves...all of you. You are appreciated! "
You forgot the main food supplier |
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"Ha the rise of socialism hey? Whilst we work in filthy conditions with no soap! ??"
Desperate times call for desperate measures. Imagine changing the name of soap to shower gel. It's the same thing, so there;s your problem solved. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We are in school next week for care of keyworker and vulnerable students but my headteacher can't source any soap or hand gel. Can anyone help us? We are in Hampshire x"
Avon |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I’m sure I heard that those about to operate in surgery just use warm water and soap. Just wash properly/ thoroughly.
And then put on surical gloves...
The problem is some soaps just make a lather and smell nice but don't kill germs. I've always bought antibacterial soap and hand sanitizer for the home."
Obviously virus aside, antibacterial hand washes do not differentiate between good and bad bacteria. Normal hand-wash with the proper hand-wash regime is best. |
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Hand sanitizer is only for when your out & about, it's unless as a proper protector.
Soap is best...b&m had some the other day or try whole salers like Booker/macro....I'm surprised the council don't have any...school toilets should have it & the supply cupboard. |
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By *ndykayMan
over a year ago
Falkirk |
Several gin makers are turning their alcohol into hand sanitizer - google distilleries nearby and see if any are doing it. If they are plead your case
Good luck OP and as has been said, keep up the great work |
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"I’m sure I heard that those about to operate in surgery just use warm water and soap. Just wash properly/ thoroughly.
And then put on surical gloves...
The problem is some soaps just make a lather and smell nice but don't kill germs. I've always bought antibacterial soap and hand sanitizer for the home.
Obviously virus aside, antibacterial hand washes do not differentiate between good and bad bacteria. Normal hand-wash with the proper hand-wash regime is best. "
Yes. And the point of detergent based washing is to manually flush away germs. Killing them isn't always necessary, just get them off you and out of your spaces. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Carbolic soap, the old fashioned answer, also told that tea tree oil based soaps are pretty effective cleaning media.
Not got round to trying the latter but managed to obtain the carbolic. |
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By *mberWoman
over a year ago
Preston |
"We are in school next week for care of keyworker and vulnerable students but my headteacher can't source any soap or hand gel. Can anyone help us? We are in Hampshire x
I just want to say, as a person who works from home that I think you guys and all those who are out there keeping the country going are heroes.
Teachers, the police, NHS people, people manning tills, stacking shelves...all of you. You are appreciated! "
Thank you. That's really lovely xxx |
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