There is currently a lot of information and indirect information about the new coronavirus, and it is not surprising at all. These days, social media is full of advice on how to stay safe on COVID-19, but not all have a scientific basis.
That is why we wanted to gather in this book some cleaning tips that will help you get rid of germs and prevent the spread of the virus. Don't be afraid. It’s about being on the road and being careful.
Do not let this situation overwhelm you, especially if you have a large house or many of you share the same space. Most important of all, recognize the importance of regularly cleaning the high-end areas in your home.
1. What should you use to clean the house?
No special item is needed to clean the house these days, because your regular cleaning products should be enough. Of course, now more than ever, you should use gloves to do it (latex or rubber gloves, if possible).
It is recommended to use detergent and hot water, which works better than soap. It only removes germs from the surface and leaves them suspended in water. Instead, a cleanser such as a dishwasher will break them down and get rid of the germ.
Another good option is sweets and antibiotics, which will help you disable the high social network. Instead, if you want clean your own smartphoneYou will need to use a microfiber cloth or special cleaning kit.
For the background, you can also use bleach or hydrogen peroxide, but you must be careful not to burn your skin. Bleach will kill almost all microorganisms but can damage the surface of the soil you have cleaned and leave a foul odor at home.
Alternatively, you can use alcohol. However, just like with bleach, this product can absorb what you eat. In any case, if you want to use it, make sure it is not diluted or will not do any good.
Those who gamble on one of these powerful products should keep children, pets and anyone who has trouble breathing far. They should also ensure the induction of rooms.
On the other hand, and unless you've probably read it on social media, it is not suggested that you use vinegar (it has never been proven to be effective against coronavirus) or vodka (its alcohol would not be enough to kill germs on the face).
2. What procedure can you use to clean the house?
But having the right products will do nothing. You should also use a good technique. For example, if you are using antibacterial wipes or twigs, you should make sure that you do not leave any corner and that you clean everything.
If you are betting on the use of detergent and water, be sure to wash it thoroughly so that all the particles are evaporated and dissolved. Your goal is to remove any contaminants (such as dirty feet) where bacteria can be found.
3. Wash your hands when you get home
These days, you may have heard about the importance of regular hand washing. Everyone should do it as soon as they get home. It is a great way to prevent germs and germs spreading around the house.
If the front door is not near the sink, we recommend having an antiseptic gel out the door. So, the first thing to do when entering the house is to take off your shoes and coat (which you have to keep at the door) and wash your hands.
4. Higher contact areas
Highly interconnected areas should be cleaned at least once a day, although it may be best for two days if you live in a high-risk COVID-19 infection area or live with high-risk individuals and should travel home regularly to work.
Put on gloves and use a spray or wipe to clean up what they say kills 99.99% germs. If you don't have one or the other, and you have no way to get it, use hot soapy water. It will work equally well, but it will bring you less work.
Cleaning the most contacted areas is the most important change you can make in your regular cleaning routine. It's common to forget these places because they are also the ones that remain the least dirty.
But the fact is that these high-level areas of communication (that is, those that we often touch and touch with all the occupants of the house) are the main reason why viruses visit individuals.
Also, you should wear latex gloves to protect your hands and prevent catching or spreading the virus. When you are done cleaning, thoroughly clean the gloves and allow them to dry. Then wash your hands thoroughly.
If you do not want to leave anything, we suggest you go around the house with a spray manually and clean everything that will affect you in each room. Below we list the most common high-end communication areas.
- Door rods, cabinets and cabinets
- Turtles and toilet chains
- Change
- TV remote controls, game consoles and music players
- Kitchen equipment (buttons, rods, switches, handles …)
- Food & Cooking Area (countertop, tables …)
- Behind the chairs people touch to move them
- Walking up the stairs
- Computer keyboard and mouse
- Calls mobiles
5. Towels and towels in the kitchen
Towels and tea towels should also be considered a top contact material. If you wash your hands every day as you should, you will certainly use to dry them. Therefore, it is important that you change them daily.
As often as possible, take all the towels and straws you have at home and wash them off with hot water. If a family member is sick, you should use a towel and a different cloth.
6. Clothes, sheets and high furniture
For clothes and sheets, you should also use a hot water system on your washing machine whenever you can. If a family member is sick (or suspect that you are), you should do this often.
For polished furniture, you should use a steam cleaner or a wolf cleaner to get rid of germs. In Amazon, it won't cost you to find a model that suits your needs and budget, however delivery may be delayed during the alarm.
Discover the highest levels of sofas, chairs and chairs you have at home. You should also use a steamer when changing bed sheets to purchase both a mattress and pillows.
7. Kitchen
It's time to take advantage of the fact that you have a dishwasher. When you finish your meal, put the utensils, glassware and other kitchen utensils in the shower and use a hot water system. If you do not have a wash basin, wash the dishes with hot water and a dishwasher.
Once done, you should immediately dry with a clean cloth. Also, don't forget to clean the sink after using it. If you have used a wash, it is not recommended to reuse that cleansing water later.
In this sense, you should not use cups, glasses, spoons and knives (or anything else). Logically, you should not share them when they are dirty. When you have finished using it for the first time, place it in a washcloth or wash it by hand.
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