27 June 2020

Fashion.at tip for summer 2020: Continue 'Stop Corona' practises like hand hygiene

It's not over yet. The pandemic is according to worldwide statistics at a peak with daily growing numbers of new infections and many countries, which had shown in the last weeks positive trends, are perhaps facing already the beginning of a second wave. Even when lockdown measures had and have to be lifted in many countries around the globe to rescue the economic life of people, the health systems, especially when increasing new cases have to be hospitalized, will be the first resources that will be cut for the so-called 99% with effects such as delayed surgeries. In Austria, people had experienced already before the pandemic the differences of the country's two - and such as some assumed three - class health system. No, the pandemic hasn't made society fair. The only thing people can do is to take care - in the first step, and continue the 'Stop Corona' practises like hand hygiene. In a second step, people worldwide will very probably look closer at the strategies of political parties in their countries when they are called the next time to vote for their representatives at the parliament. For getting no wrong impression of Austrian politicians during the pandemic: They have done their job quite well.

Fashion.at looked through the latest press releases by Austrian companies and found the one by BWT concerning the water technology brand's new product 'BWT Corades' for the disinfection of the hands without water. The gel is outfitted with moisturizing skin care (Panthenol Provitamin B5) and refreshing fragrance such as it is stated at the release (Fashion.at hasn't tested the product). BWT (Best Water Technology) offers two sizes; 300ml bottles (wall bracket available) for at home, the office or store, and 50ml for on-the-go.

Image: The picture shows the new 'BWT Corades' disinfection handgel for the use without water, no rinsing necessary, in 50ml version for the handbag. Photo: © BWT.

Additional note: The Austrian Red Cross released recently an update of the 'Stopp Corona' app which can help to control the spread of the virus.