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To avoid the transmission of the coronavirus or any respiratory disease, it is more crucial than ever to keep our homes clean. With these cleaning tips, we’ll show you how.
Cleaning your house thoroughly is a wonderful habit to develop – not just during pandemics, but all the time. As you may be aware, this is one of the suggestions for preventing the spread of the coronavirus and other respiratory diseases.
Here are some cleaning ideas to keep your home free of germs.
Free Up Space
It may seem self-evident, but it is critical to purify and get rid of what we do not use before cleaning any room in our home. Donating or selling the objects, as well as throwing them away if they are no longer in usable shape, are all viable options.
Choosing The Right Cleaning Supplies
Before purchasing any soap, disinfectant, or spray, it is critical to understand its qualities, function, and what things it can clean. Ammonia and bleach, for example, are poisonous combinations.
Sponge, rags, and other cleaning items should be washed with hot water, soap, and a little bleach after each use, as they can carry germs.
Sanitize Bathroom and Kitchen
Because the greatest quantity of bacteria is concentrated in both areas, they both require thorough cleaning.
In the bathroom, gloves should be used at least once a week for the sink, shower, and drapes. It’s also crucial to wash your bath towels and dry your hands on a regular basis, as they store bacteria.
Because we prepare food in the kitchen, cleaning dishes after each use and discarding food remains, sorting them into organic and inorganic, is crucial to avoid bug infestations. Cleaning and purifying the cupboards, shelves, drawers, and refrigerator is also recommended to avoid dust or spoiled food.
Cleaning The Floor and Carpets
Carpets are a breeding ground for germs if not cleaned regularly, so vacuuming them at least once a week is suggested.
At least twice a week, the kitchen and bathroom floors should be cleaned and mopped. It is whenever essential in the kitchen due to the pieces of food that may be thrown away.
Clean Objects and Devices That We Touch The Most
On the surface of devices such as switches, appliances, laptops, tablets, controllers, cell phones, and so on, germs and bacteria can thrive. As a result, a damp cloth, a little vinegar, or a disinfectant solution is required to clean them.
Don’t Forget The Windows
It is pointless to clean the entire house if we do not remove as much dirt as possible from the windows (glass and frames) on the inside and outside. If you don’t, air, as well as dust and bacteria, will enter when you open them. Soap and water, or even ammonia, can be used.
Wash The Sofa and All The Clothes in Your Home
Because people, pets, and things move through it, the sofa is one of the objects that collects the most germs. If it has a cover, it should be washed every two weeks at the very least; if it is made of leather, special upholstery products can be used.
To avoid the accumulation of bacteria, all home textiles such as curtains, bedding, pillowcases, and bath towels should be washed in hot water in the washing machine.
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