Practicing and enforcing good hygiene ensures that you’re protected against bacteria, disease transmission, and void of unsanitary conditions. It is especially important to implement hygienic practices during and after a natural disaster.

You should begin by assuring that you have a hygiene kit on hand. A hygiene kit has the amenities to reduce your risk of infections, keep you sterile, and help you to maintain sanitary conditions. Millions of germs are airborne so it also vital to cover your nose and mouth when sneezing or coughing and to frequently wash your hands to prevent contamination of any kind.  

These practices will help you and your family stay healthy, clean, and most importantly...safe!