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Before putting on gloves, it is important to wash hands. After using the bathroom, touching oneself, clothes, electronic devices, coughing, sneezing, eating, smoking, drinking, handling foods that need to be thrown out, handling raw meats, taking out garbage, handling chemicals, changing tasks, handling money, or touching contaminated items, hands should be washed. When it comes to hand washing and glove procedure, we want to make sure that we're washing our hands before we put gloves on, after we've used the bathroom or we've touched ourselves, clothes, any electronic devices, after we've coughed, sneezed. Again, after eating, smoking, drinking, or handling foods that need to be thrown out, handling raw meats or anything like that, taking out the garbage, handling chemicals or changing tasks, handling money, or touching anything that may be contaminated or have bacteria on it.