**Collaborative post**
Hand sanitiser is our best friend in the fight against viruses and bacteria, the main culprits of unwanted illnesses and diseases. As any other mum would say, the last thing I want is to my kid to get ill, it pains me to see them down and upset not being able to run around and play, so I try my best to help them stay healthy. However, there is so much we can do as you know. Kids love to touch everything and then, touch their faces… and a few weeks later, the sneezing and coughing starts.
The main thing to do is to teach our little ones about hygiene, from washing their hands at home to sanitising their hands outside with hand sanitizer. Plus, keeping the home clean is extremely important! Today, I’ve partnered up with Ocean Free, hand sanitizer supplier, to talk about the benefits and importance of hand sanitizer.

Kills 99.999% of bacteria, germs and viruses
Hand sanitizer can kill 99.999% of germs, bacteria and viruses on your hands, which means that it will help you avoid getting ill and also reduce the spread of germs and bacteria to others. This article on Family Budgeting mentions the importance of choosing a hand sanitiser with at least 60% alcohol, as it is more effective.
Perfect for on-the-go hygiene
When you are out and about with your children and have no access to clean, running water and soap, hand sanitiser is the go-to. Lightweight, convenient and easy-to-use, hand sanitizer is the perfect solution for on-the-go hygiene.
Choices, choices, choices
Hand sanitizer is available in various types – liquid hand sanitiser, gel hand sanitizer plus, in a variety of scents and sizes to meet all requirements. Ocean Free supplies fragrance free hand sanitizer gel and scented hand sanitizer in small, medium and large bottles.
Less sick days, fewer respiratory infections and less antibiotic use

A Spanish study found that the frequent use of hand sanitiser by toddlers lead to fewer respiratory infections, less antibiotic use and less sick days, proving that hand sanitizer is a great solution for children’s hand hygiene.
What do you think of hand sanitizer?
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