ARM 37.96.608. HAND HYGIENE

(1) Staff, volunteers, and children in all licensed and registered child care facilities, excluding RCEs, must learn and follow good handwashing practices at the following times: (a) before and after: (i) preparing or handling food or beverages, eating, or feeding a child; (ii) giving medication or applying a medical ointment or cream; and (iii) diapering; (b) after: (i) using the toilet or helping a child use a toilet; (ii) handling bodily fluid (mucous, blood, vomit) from sneezing, wiping and blowing noses, or from mouths or from sores; (iii) handling animals or cleaning up animal waste; (iv) cleaning or handling the garbage; and (v) applying sunscreen and/or insect repellent. (2) All licensed child care providers and registered group and family child care providers must provide soap and disposable or single-use towels or other hand-drying devices at all hand washing sinks. Common-use cloth towels are prohibited. (3) All licensed child care providers must post hand washing signs in all food preparation, hand washing, diapering, and toileting areas.