Tips on How to Coronavirus-Proof Your Home – Infographic

Staying at home remains the most effective preventive measure against the COVID-19 or coronavirus. However, considering the situation, you will have to go outside to replenish your supplies of food and other basic necessities. Every time you step out, the comfort of your house makes you susceptible to the virus, possibly lingering randomly around public places such as groceries.

To avoid getting infected by the virus and bringing it to your home, you better practice some habits that are going to be mentioned in this infographic. Here are the tips on how to make your home coronavirus-free!

Getting Prepared

• If you have a family living with you, it’s better to designate one person who will be the errand-runner. This will help limit any outside exposures from your house.
• Designate a disinfecting station where your errand-runner can disinfect all of the goods brought from outside.

Things You Should Remember When Going Outside:

• ALWAYS wear face masks.
• Practice social distancing. This can be observed by maintaining a distance of at least 1 meter (3 feet) with anyone around you.
• Don’t forget to bring your personal disinfectant. Use it as frequently as possible, especially when holding money.

What to Do Once Get Back at Home?

• Go straight to your disinfecting station and have your purchased goods disinfected.
• Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds.

Disinfect Specific Areas in Your Home

• Use disinfecting products that are EPA-approved.
• Apply those products in areas that you usually touch, such as the doorknobs, keys, phones, remotes, keyboards, etc.

While Doing Laundries:

• Disinfect your laundry hamper.
• Avoid shaking dirty laundry as it could contain a virus that can disperse in the air.
• Wash your clothes on a regular basis.

What if Someone in Your Home Gets Sick?

It can be a pretty alarming scenario, which often makes many people anxious. When this happens, keep your composure and apply the following measures:

• Call a doctor. Be wary of any symptoms that can manifest a possible infection of a virus.
• Keep that person isolated for a while in a separate room, and make sure that they will use a separate restroom as well.
• Disinfect major areas in your house.
• Avoid sharing items with that person.

Essentials that You Need to Make Your Home Coronavirus-Proof

Always stock up on the following anti-coronavirus items:

• Disinfectants (EPA-approved)
• Laundry Detergent
• Bleach solution (An alternative to disinfectant products)
• Prescription medicines

Let us be prepared and safe as we fight this global pandemic happening right now!

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