Here are 6 things you should be disinfecting that you probably forgot

Disinfection is one of the best ways to fight the novel coronavirus in your daily life. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends using 70 percent alcohol solutions. These “high-touch surfaces” include tables, hard-backed chairs, doorknobs, light switches, remotes, handles, desks, toilets and sinks, among other things.

Cellphones

To clean your phone, spray a non abrasive or alcohol-based disinfectant directly on a soft lint-free cloth and wipe down the device — front, sides and back — while it is powered down and unplugged. Do not use bleach. Wipe down your device and let it dry before turning it back on.

Keyboards

Take disinfectant wipe or a soft, linen-free cloth dipped in isopropyl alcohol and wipe on the top and sides of each key. Then clean the surface and bottom of the keyboard thoroughly. Use a new disinfectant wipe or cloth to clean the mouse.

Glasses

Regularly wipe the frames with a disinfecting wipe or a cloth dampened with disinfecting fluid. You can use a drop of dishwashing liquid and a clean, lint-free towel to clean the lenses if you don’t have lens cleaner and a microfiber cloth, too.

Refrigerator door handles

Refrigerator door handles to be among the dirtiest places in the kitchen, despite the fact that they don’t come into any direct contact with food. This is probably one of the most oft-forgotten “door” handles in the cleaning process, but don’t skip it when you are cleaning the other high-touch surfaces in your kitchen, like the tables and countertops.

Toothbrush holders

Toothbrush holders are the third-most germy household items, behind dish sponges and kitchen sinks. In fact, bacteria from the toilet can flick up onto your toothbrush holder with every flush, depending on where it is in your bathroom.

Steering wheels

Use a microfiber cloth and disinfecting spray to wipe all the way around your steering wheel every time you get in and out of the car.

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