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What items in the house Pskovic often forget to wash?

Rospotrebnadzor in the Pskov region reminded what items in the house should be wiped more often

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What items in the house Pskovic often forget to wash?

Rospotrebnadzor in the Pskov region reminded what items in the house should be wiped more often. We touch the handles of doors and cabinets many times a day, but we often miss them during cleaning. The same applies to switches, refrigerator handles and microwave, as they are touched when cooking and eating. About this "MK in Pskov" reported in the Department.

The keyboard, mouse, and remotes need to be cleaned regularly, especially if they are used by multiple people. Mixers should also be included in the cleaning: the faucet is opened before washing hands, and then touched with clean hands.

Disinfecting all surfaces is not necessary. In most cases, the usual cleaning with detergent is enough.

Disinfection is necessary, for example, if there is a person with an infectious disease in the house or the surface is contaminated with biological secretions. Do not forget to wash your hands with soap.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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