Eng
05 Dec 2021
Going Out, Coming In
Have a
small Shoe Cabinet/Shoe Rack outside your apartment door. Keep fresh/clean sandals which to be used inside your apartment by
guests. Request them to take off their shoes and wear these sandals you
provided. Given the situation everyone is facing right now, they’ll more likely
understand your initiative. Try to have as less guest as you can. If possible,
do online meeting. I know it won’t have much of any enjoyment but both of you’ll
be safe. Wash your hands right after entering your apartment, request your
guests to do the same. Do not bring inside apartment the shoes you use outside.
Keep them outside the apartment door. Disinfect the door knob/door handle by
spraying cleaner on it. Home-made cleaning solution would be better given that you won’t have to go outside just
to buy it.
Cleaning Clothes
Clean
your clothes immediately after coming inside the apartment, especially if you
were in a crowded place right before. Regularly clean clothes, bed sheets and
towels. Don’t shake dirty laundry violently to minimize the possibility of
dispersing the virus through the air. Wash items with soap or detergent, using
the warmest appropriate water setting and dry items completely — both steps will
help to kill the virus. Wash your hands with soap and water, or use an
alcohol-based hand rub, immediately afterwards. Wash or disinfect your laundry
bag and hamper as well. Consider storing laundry in disposable bags.
Cleaning the Apartment
Cleaning
and disinfecting high-touch surfaces in your apartment regularly is an essential
precautionary measure to lower the risk of infection. Common high-touch
surfaces include: Chairs, tables, handrails, kitchen and bathroom surfaces, faucets/taps,
toilets, light switches, mobile phones, computers, tablets, keyboards, remote
controls, game controllers and favorite toys.
Use cleaning product instructions for safe and effective use, including as wearing
gloves before applying the disinfectant.
Handling Food Situation
For now,
evidence of people catching the COVID-19 virus from food or food packaging is
pretty much absent but it might be possible for people to become infected by
touching a surface or object contaminated by the virus and then touching their
face after. Also, the greater risk comes from being in close contact with other
people while outside food shopping or receiving a food delivery. So, it’s
important to keep a distance of at least 1 meter from others, wear a fabric
mask in public settings, and frequently wash your hands in any establishment
you are free to use - there are hand-washing booths in front of many markets
and bazaars. As always, good hygiene is important when handling food to prevent
any food-borne illnesses.
Remove
every packaging and dispose it into a waste bin with a lid. In case of removing
food from take-out containers, place the food on a clean plate and dispose of
the container immediately. Canned packages can be wiped clean with a
disinfectant before being opened or stored. Wash unpackaged produce, such as
fruit and vegetables, thoroughly under running water for several minutes.
Disinfection
After
every tasks provided above, always remember to wash your hands with soap and
water. Why soap? Because the base compounds containing in it are more powerful
against virus than normal hand-wash disinfectant. Remind yourself not to wipe
cleaning solutions off as soon as you’ve applied it to a surface. Many
disinfectant products, such as wipes and sprays, need to stay wet on a surface
for several minutes in order to be effective. Always read the directions to
make sure you’re using the products as recommended and to avoid damaging
sensitive items such as mobile phones and other electronic devices. Consider
using wipeable covers for electronics. Do the same while using home-made cleaners.
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