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Safeguard Soap Alarm: My New Partner in Family Safety

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My family’s health is and will forever be my priority. No amount of wealth could be compare to it, for money is useless if they are sick and won’t be able to enjoy life doing what they want. As a mom, I was always on the lookout for thing that could help my children be healthy. Whenever one of my kids is sick, the whole family is affected not only emotionally, physically but financially as well.  I always remind them that little things matter, just like hand washing is important because it will stop the spread of germs and diseases. But there are times that even though how many times I remind them to wash their hands, they seems to forget. It was by chance that I discovered the Safeguard Soap Alarm. I was at McDonald’s and need to go the washroom and found this red soap dispenser installed on the wall. I was still washing my hand when someone went out, and all of the sudden; an alarm went on. The alarm was triggered once a person leaves a toilet cubicle and it only stop when th...

KIDS GIFT MOMS WITH CLEAN HANDS ON MOTHER’S DAY

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It’s not everyday that kid’s take time to give their mom’s something to treasure. Things that you cannot buy in department store or anywhere else for it comes from your hearth. Safeguard recently help kids give their mom gifts that they will treasure even when their hair are silver and gray. Safeguard gave kids an awesome idea for Mother’s Day. The antibacterial soap brand came up with the Mother’s Day Hand Card Activity that would allow moms to receive the one thing every mother is sure to want-their kid’s good health Over at CCP Eastwood Sunday School in Quezon City, a Safeguard Hand Card Kit was give to the student. It was filled with watercolors, oil pastels, stamp and Safeguard. Most importantly, in each kit were envelopes for the little ones to decorate for their moms, like they would any regular greeting card. But there was a surprise twist! After designing the envelopes, the kids were asked to wash their hands with Safeguard and then were instructed to wear their envelopes li...