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If running water is not available...
When running water is not available, you can use one of the following methods:
1. A bucket with a tap that can be turned off to lather hands and turned on again for rinsing. Collect used water in a basin, and have the other person discard it in a latrine, if a drain is not available.
NOTE: If you use this method, remember that you cannot touch the tap during scrub or you will contaminate your hands. A nonsterile person should turn off the tap for you during your scrub.
2. A bucket and pitcher. Using the pitcher, one person pours the water over the hands of another person, who is scrubbing. Collect used water in the bucket, and have the other person discard it in a latrine, if a drain is not available.
NOTE:
Whether you are using running water, a bucket with a tap, or a bucket and pitcher, the water you use to scrub with must be clean.

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