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The Importance of Sanitizing Surfaces in Your Home

December 21, 2021 by Staff Reporter

The importance of sanitizing surfaces in the home is vital for the prevention of illnesses. Using a sanitizing solution after cleaning is recommended. The CDC suggests washing the surface with detergent and water. Once the sanitizing solution is dry, wipe the surface clean with a clean paper towel. Finally, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water. This will eliminate any traces of the sanitizer from the surface.

The Importance of Sanitizing Surfaces in Your Home

The CDC recommends disinfecting surfaces in the home after illness, focusing on high-touch areas such as bathrooms and kitchen counters. This is especially important if the number of COVID-19 cases in the household is high but few people wear masks. In these cases, cleaning the surfaces with a sanitizing solution is critical. Using improper hand hygiene techniques or living in areas where the risk of getting sick from COVID-19 is high may also lead to the need to disinfect these areas. Taking good care to wash hands regularly will kill the majority of germs that can live on contaminated surfaces.

A disinfectant is a liquid that can be mixed with water to kill bacteria and other microorganisms that can cause illness. This chemical kills 99.9% of germs, but it doesn’t clean the surface. It merely removes the spores of these organisms that remain on surfaces. In addition, a proper solution should be left to stand for 10 minutes to ensure complete disinfection.

Besides cleaning surfaces, sanitizing is also important for the prevention of foodborne illnesses. The use of a sanitizer can lower the amount of germs on a surface, but it is important to remember that a disinfectant will only work effectively on clean surfaces. Depending on the object, a disinfectant may be too aggressive and cause irritation. If you’re concerned about the safety of your family, sanitizing should be your first line of defense.

After an illness, cleaning surfaces with soap and sanitizing them with household bleach is essential. Avoid mixing bleach with ammonia and wear protective gear when applying a sanitizer to prevent the spread of germs. It’s best to follow the instructions on the label to avoid skin reactions and other problems. This will ensure that you are sanitizing surfaces in your home to the highest level possible.

The process of sanitizing surfaces in your house involves using chemicals and heat to kill germs. While this does not necessarily clean the surface, it does kill the germs remaining on the surface. Consequently, the CDC advises cleaning household surfaces regularly to prevent the spread of germs and prevent the spread of infections. If you’re worried about the health of your family, sanitizing surfaces will protect you.

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Schools Dangerous to Children’s Health, Lack Funds to Fix

August 22, 2021 by Staff Reporter

Students returning to school are facing more issues than just masks and COVID, but buildings that are dilapidated and pose serious risks to children’s health.

The frightening reality is that there isn’t enough funding to fix all of it.

At a school in southern Virginia, the fifth grade class will have to have their first day of school in the library because they cannot enter their classroom.

That school was built in the 1930s, and over the summer the floor had caved in. Crews are working to fix it as well as the old HVAC unit pulled from the wall and the leaky roof that stained the ceiling tiles.

Another school still in use, and the oldest in the United States in use, is the New London Academy, built in 1795.

The school is in relatively good shape, but needs updates with its old heating system and chalkboards.

These issues are everywhere, with roofs caving in old school, air systems failing to work, and asbestos.

The reality is that a large number of schools have asbestos, leaking roofs, out of date problematic HVAC systems, and potential lead in their water.

Filed Under: CLEAN AIR, HEALTH NEWS/TRENDS, HEALTHY HOME, PURE WATER

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