tips for easy cleaning

10
PLACES YOU
SHOULD ALWAYS
SANITIZE IN YOUR
HOME

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Choosing the right product or
sanitizer Most products on the
market claim to kill 99% of all

products
germs and viruses, or kill viruses
like the flu, but if you can’t get
your hands on them, there is an
easier way to make your own
sanitizer: 4 teaspoons of bleach to

we must use
4 cups of water, easy right! With a
clean rag, put the rag in the
solution, keep the rag so you
always have a disinfectant

to sanitize
solution on hand. The solution
should not be used on the food
contact area, for this purpose, one
teaspoon of bleach to one liter of
water is more than sufficient.
Don’t forget to wear your gloves.
 1.
DOOR
HANDLES
Door handles are one of the most affected
areas, so they can be a real source of viruses
and germs if not properly disinfected. The
goal is to focus on the most affected and
problematic doors, such as the bathroom
door and the main door, which are used by
many people. Clean the door handles in your
home daily, especially during flu season. If
you had to prioritize the top 10 places to
constantly sanitize in your home, I would
prioritize doorknobs
 2.
LIGHT
SWITCHES
Whether it’s turning on the lights every night
or turning them off before going to sleep,
switches are used every day because we
can’t live without light. Most switches are
protected and don’t let water in easily, but
you still need to be careful when cleaning
them, use a slightly damp cloth to avoid any
problems. Wipe all switches with the cloth
once a week and daily during flu season for
maximum protection.
 3.
REFRIGERATOR
DOOR HANDLE
Most of us open the fridge just to open it, but
sometimes we actually use it to pick up food
and/or put it back. A place that gets a lot of use
since we are now at home more often. It is very
important to clean the refrigerator door handle
because in most cases we touch it to take food
and eat it. So wipe it down with the sanitizing rag
once or twice a week and every day during the
flu season.
 4.
FLOOR
BASEBOARD
We do not think about it, it is a dirty place and
rarely cleaned, but it accumulates a lot of dust,
and this can brings bacteria and viruses, but it
should be disinfected properly. With the
disinfectant rag, wipe the entire baseboard of the
floor of your home once a week.
 5.
TOILET LEVER
The toilet is propably the place that contains the
most viruses and germs, so it is necessary to be
very careful not to forget it, especially the places
touched by several people. The toilet lever is the
most affected area, because it is the place we
touch right after we finish using the toilet. So, to
maximize protection, we suggest disinfecting it
once or twice a week and daily during flu season.
The most important tip here is to aerate the toilet
as much as possible to circulate the air and
avoid contamination and respiratory problems.
 6.
MICROWAVE
TOUCHPAD
Among the areas that are often overlooked for
cleaning, the microwave is one of the most
neglected. With the global pandemic, most
people work at home and eat at home, so they
use the kitchen and microwave more often. Don’t
forget to disinfect the microwave, especially you
are eating right after touching it. With the
sanitizing cloth, clean the entire surface, the
microwave handle and the touchpad. Let it air
dry completely.
 7.
VACUUM
HANDLE
The vacuum cleaner helps us to clean and get rid
of waste faster, but we often forget to clean and
disinfect it to prevent the spread of viruses. Use
the cloth to clean the vacuum cleaner properly
and empty it as soon as the tank is full. Don’t
forget to air out your home after vacuuming.
 7.
CAR STEERING
WHEEL
The steering wheel of the car is a neglected and
rarely disinfected place, due to the numerous
contacts with hands, not only from you but also
from many other family members. We could say
that the car puts us in contact with the rest of the
world, and the greater the contact, the greater
the risk of contamination and spread of germs or
viruses. Let’s disinfect our car at least 1 to 2 times
a week and daily during the flu season.
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DRESSER
HANDLES
Another much used but often forgotten area. We
touch the handles of our dressers to pick up
clothes or to put them back in their place, in a
family it is often one person who is in charge of
putting away and organizing clothes after
washing them, so they will go around and touch
all the dressers and closets in the house which
facilitates the spread of viruses. So don’t forget
to carefully clean the handles of our dressers
with the chosen product. Clean at least twice a
week to maintain maximum protection.
 10.
CLEAN YOUR
CLEANING
EQUIPMENT
In a cart, a bucket or tote bag
having everything you need to clean
in one place makes your job much
easier. it makes cleaning easier and
also helps you to easily clean your
equipment after you have finished
cleaning your home.
 BONUS
THE
MAILBOX
the mailbox is an often forgotten
place because it is usually outside
the home. however, we are using it
more than ever because of the
global spread of covid. mailings
have become more widely used to
avoid travel and reduce
contamination, so we try to disinfect
our mailboxes as often as possible,
we suggest a minimum of once a
week.