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Life hacks: SquidSoapIn the spirit of hacks: How do you make people spend the necessary 20 seconds to properly wash their hands? The way Squidsoap does it. SquidSoap works by applying a small ink mark on a person's hand when they press the pump to dispense the soap. The ink is designed to wash off after the hands are washed for about 15-20 seconds, which is the time recommended by most doctors. Unfortunately there's a cracker angle to this -- avoid getting your hand on the soap pump at all.
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Comments: 2
Keith Peters [14 September 2006 07:43 AM]
"Unfortunately there's a cracker angle to this -- avoid getting your hand on the soap pump at all."
Yeah, just don't wash your hands. If they really want to force the issue, put an ink dispenser on the door handle, the flush handle, etc. :)
casey [14 September 2006 10:53 AM]
Its probably not a good enforcement tool, but I can see the value in teaching kids how to wash their hands with visual feedback!