The latest pandemic of the Coronavirus disease is affecting most of us in one way or another. The current lockdown in place aimed to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 has resulted in many businesses being closed and many people being advised to stay at home. With no vaccine in sight and people isolated in their homes, one of the most common questions being asked online is “What can I do to prevent the coronavirus disease at home?”
This is where the importance of sanitizing comes into play. Besides regularly washing our hands and avoiding close contact with others (within 6 feet), sanitizing our home plays a big role in the prevention of Coronavirus. Whenever we go out to purchase supplies at a grocery store or pharmacy, there is a chance we will pick up germs left behind by others on anything we touch. Those possibly contaminated germs then get transferred to our homes and put us and our loved ones at risk of contracting a disease.
That is why it's so important to clean and sanitize frequently touched surfaces and objects in our homes daily. Sanitization helps reduce the number of pathogens on surfaces and ensures a cleaner and safer environment.
The definition of sanitizing is...
Disinfection is the use of EPA-approved chemicals...
The process for sanitizing food contact surfaces differs...
Food contact surfaces mean any surface...
There are only two steps to sanitize frequently touched...
Sanitizing an object or surface can be done...
To sanitize surfaces with heat, you can use steam...
The three most common types of chemicals...
The radiation method of sanitizing and sterilizing...
Not all sanitizing products will be ...
Even though people tend to use these terms interchangeably...
Sanitizing is an effective method of Coronavirus prevention...