how can I help stop/kill Corona virus
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May 29, 2020
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A liquid hand liquid of at least 6% isoprpyl alcohol kills the virus.
Any kind of bar soap or liquid dish soap also kills the virus.
The difference between soap and the disinfectant is that you have to wash your hands for 20 seconds with soap and water. The disinfectant works instantly and you don't have to rinse it off.
Wash your hands every time you come home. Before you shop at the store, wash your hands and wipe off the cart or basket handle with a paper towel with a bit of disinfectant on it.
At the check out line, maintain social distancing. Use your bank card for payment instead of cash, and don't take the receipt unless you can tear it from the machine yourself.
When you get home. wash off your groceries. To do this, make a "clean" place on your counter, then take each product from the the bag, one at a time, and wipe each down with disinfectant. If you prefer to use soap and water, don't wash your bread bag if it's paper. You will need to use hand disinfectant for that type of bag, or open the bag and dump the bread into a bowl that you can later cover with plastic wrap. When you are done cleaning off the groceries, wash your hands.
AFter you go outside, be sure to wipe the bottom of your shoes with disinfectant when you come home. Clean your floors often.
If you drive, occassionally clean the steering wheel, shifter, blinker and light levers, radio, climate control buttons with disinfectant.
AT home, wipe the door handles often.
OTher than that, if you have a breath mask, where when you go to the store or places where there will be people.
Eat healthy food, reduce smoking (if you smoke), don't hang out with people you don't live with, and try not to worry too much.
the_chess_zebra wrote:
A liquid hand liquid of at least 6% isoprpyl alcohol kills the virus.
Any kind of bar soap or liquid dish soap also kills the virus.
The difference between soap and the disinfectant is that you have to wash your hands for 20 seconds with soap and water. The disinfectant works instantly and you don't have to rinse it off.
Wash your hands every time you come home. Before you shop at the store, wash your hands and wipe off the cart or basket handle with a paper towel with a bit of disinfectant on it.
At the check out line, maintain social distancing. Use your bank card for payment instead of cash, and don't take the receipt unless you can tear it from the machine yourself.
When you get home. wash off your groceries. To do this, make a "clean" place on your counter, then take each product from the the bag, one at a time, and wipe each down with disinfectant. If you prefer to use soap and water, don't wash your bread bag if it's paper. You will need to use hand disinfectant for that type of bag, or open the bag and dump the bread into a bowl that you can later cover with plastic wrap. When you are done cleaning off the groceries, wash your hands.
AFter you go outside, be sure to wipe the bottom of your shoes with disinfectant when you come home. Clean your floors often.
If you drive, occassionally clean the steering wheel, shifter, blinker and light levers, radio, climate control buttons with disinfectant.
AT home, wipe the door handles often.
OTher than that, if you have a breath mask, where when you go to the store or places where there will be people.
Eat healthy food, reduce smoking (if you smoke), don't hang out with people you don't live with, and try not to worry too much.
Ok,but let's say that I have the virus what should I do to keep others and my family safe?