How to clean and disinfect your home in times of coronavirus?

In this book of ideas we are going to share some infallible tips to clean and disinfect your spaces as professionals. In times of coronavirus, rather than cleaning surfaces, we must disinfect them. For this we have to think about using the products that are used in hospitals, thus making sure to attack the proteins that protect the nucleus of the virus. For this, the use of chlorine and alcohol is important, as well as highly astringent soaps or detergents. To use chlorine in the correct ratio, we have to dilute one part of this liquid in four parts of water. We should never mix chlorine with another product or use it pure. With that said, we are going to show you how to create a cleaning circuit, especially for when we return home after going out to shop. Doors and door knobs

Entrance doors are the first target for germs, bacteria and, of course, the coronavirus, since we return home and need to touch them to open them. Metal is one of the surfaces on which the virus remains active the longest, for a total of four days. Entrance hall The entrance hall is the place where we should pause, take off our shoes and if possible, leave the bags that we bring from the street there. Once we have changed, we must clean the floor with the mixture of chlorine and water carefully. Stairs and handrails All surfaces that we touch with our feet and hands are a possible source of contagion. So, we must emphasize the handrails or rails and, of course, the stairs, which are usually a place of high traffic. The bathrooms Bathrooms are delicate enclosures, even when it is not a pandemic setting. At this time you have to be very meticulous with the sinks, because if we do not keep the taps that we touch with dirty hands clean before washing them, we run the risk of catching the virus. The kitchen It is in the kitchen that we disinfect fruits, vegetables, legumes and other types of food. It is therefore vital that when finished, we review all surfaces with a strong dishwashing soap, with alcohol or with chlorine. Social areas It is necessary to avoid, at all costs, entering the social areas with shoes and street clothes. If we take this precaution, we can clean these spaces as we always do, since the chlorine when splashing, stains the upholstery of the furniture, the curtains and the carpets. Hallways Like all transition and high traffic spaces, it must receive special care. Don't forget to clean the floor regularly, as well as switches and other places that we touch with our hands. In the bedroom The clothes that we bring from the street must be set aside for 24 hours, which is the period of time in which the coronavirus remains active in fabrics and genres. If we have white sheets or bedspreads, we can spill a splash of chlorine in the washing machine at the time of washing, for better disinfection. Children's bedrooms The youngest are not supposed to go out, since although the coronavirus is quite benign in younger children, children are vectors of infection. With this in mind, all surfaces must be cleaned and disinfected, leaving the chlorine to dry and evaporate, before children re-enter their room.