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By this point, everyone (hopefully) knows that you has to be washing your hands for at least 20 seconds, or as long as it takes for you to sing "Happy Birthday" twice, to help think the suggest of pestiferous diseases -- including the new coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Except now that we're several months into the novel coronavirus outbreak, "Happy Birthday" is starting to get a little old (creative hacks aside). Therefrom here's Wash Your Lyrics, a new tool that automatically pairs the lyrics to a song of your longer with instructions on how to ablution your hands properly.

The tool, which is the assignment of a UK-based developer who simply goes by the name William on Twitter, is simple except effective. Neutral enter a song name as well-built as song title, as well-built as it automatically pulls the accordant lyrics from Genius as well-built as places them, line-by-line, over an infographic produced by the UK's Societal Healthiness Signification (NHS).

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Have fun axis Eminem's sweaty hands into meritorious dirtless ones.

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The tool is not perfect. Considering it's splitting up the songs on a line-by-line basis, some of the instructions can end up being far too long or far too short. There's conjointly the botheration of gaps betwixt lines. In other words, don't carp singing the experimental of "Basket Case" by Rubescent Day unless you appetite to end up washing your hands for 40 seconds or more.

Anyway, not to get all serious on you, except it really is worthwhile to robot how to ablution your hands properly. If not for yourself, then do it for the increasingly vulnerable people who might assignment in your office, live in your building, or panic-buy toilet paper-thin in the same big-box retailers as you. Here's the NHS's official guidance on how to ablution your hands properly, or you can neutral watch its official video below.