[header] How to clean up vomit [title] Safeguard yourself from germs. [step] Before you get anywhere near the mess, you're going to want to make sure you're properly protected. Pull on a pair of thick rubber dish gloves and, if possible, wear something to cover your face.
[header] How to clean up vomit [title] Safeguard yourself from germs. [step] Before you get anywhere near the mess, you're going to want to make sure you're properly protected. Pull on a pair of thick rubber dish gloves and, if possible, wear something to cover your face.
Put on some antibacterial rubber gloves to protect your eyes and mouth. As you get closer to the mess, you might try to cover your mouth with a paper towel so it doesn't harbor bacteria as you wipe. Try not to let any part of your body come into contact with the vomit. [substeps] If you have a weak stomach, it might be a good idea to smear some menthol rub, peppermint oil or another strong fragrance under your nose. If you wear a latex mask, you can shield your face from the germs, which means you won't be analyzing or looking at the vomit. [substeps] Dressing up could prevent some of the splatter from staining your clothes. Your dining table has been full of germs; you don't want germs to get into your fingers! [title] Seal cracks around the carcass, along with any exposed bony grooves. [step] Placing shelves below the carcass will reduce the number of germs there but will not prevent them from spreading.