[header] How to disinfect public surfaces [title] Don't directly touch surfaces. [step] Cars, buses, subways, and the like are potentially dirty places, often housing germs on upholstered seats, flooring, and railings which thousands of human hands have touched. [title] Consider standing whenever possible, or sitting on a newspaper or other disposable object.
[header] How to disinfect public surfaces [title] Don't directly touch surfaces. [step] Cars, buses, subways, and the like are potentially dirty places, often housing germs on upholstered seats, flooring, and railings which thousands of human hands have touched. [title] Consider standing whenever possible, or sitting on a newspaper or other disposable object.
[step] People generally pick up stains when they are standing, especially when dirty. People may also pick up smells when their hands are in their pockets or under their skirts. [step] These will help to disinfect new surfaces that may come into contact with your hands and make cleaning a lot more fun. [title] Collect cleaning materials with chlorine bleach. [step] Instead of grabbing onto handrails with one's hands, wrap a clothing-clad arm around the pole to keep hands clean. The danger with this, of course, is slipping and losing your balance should the transport stop quickly. [step] This will keep viruses from penetrating and causing an outbreak. [title] Even if you intend to disinfect surfaces that may be monitored, don't purposefully touch them.