• Apply Glo Germ (Glo Germ Gel, Powder, Mist, or Oil)
• Apply on hands for hand washing projects
• Apply on door handles or other places that will show how germs spread
• Apply on sinks to show how well someone cleans
• And many more experiments that you can measure the level of cleanliness
• Show the glow of the simulation germs with a UV black light
• Wash off Glo Germ 
• This is where you would like to insert variables to test
• Verify the cleaning action was adequate by using the UV black light once more
• Score the effectiveness of the employee or student
• This is where the student can calculate the percentage cleaned based on variables like cleaning time, cleaning solutions, cleaning tools, etc.
• Repeat the experiment for each variable to increase value of conclusions

• Glo Germ Gel

• Glo Gel is used best as a cleaning detection experiment. Apply it on hands, counters, desks, and other areas. See how effective cleaning is with different variables.

• Glo Germ Powder

• Glo Powder is best when trying to demonstrate how fast germs spread through contact. Add to hands and shake hands, door handles, or other areas where there is a lot of traffic. Use the UV black light to see how far the germs spread.

• Glo Germ Mist

• Glo Mist is best used to demonstrate how far airborne germs can travel. For example, how far do germs travel when someone coughs or sneezes.

• Glo Germ Oil

• Glo Oil is best used to demonstrate blood or hazardous liquid.