Hygiene week: how to clean buttons and handles

Doorknobs contain a high concentration of germs that can spread, especially if you have sick family members or guests.

Just think of the times when you or a member of your family opened or closed a door.

It's important to be on the lookout for germs on doorknobs for two main reasons: First, because of the heavy traffic and frequently used surfaces.

Second, because four out of five pathogens are transmitted through the hands!

Learn how to sanitize doorknobs with a variety of disinfectants and disinfectants to create a safer, happier home with this guide from Lysol.

Wash your hands

It's impossible to talk about disinfecting doorknobs without first talking about washing the culprit who generally spreads germs on doorknobs.

Washing your hands properly will reduce the spread of germs.

For #LoopHygieneWeek, expect a video demonstration on Wednesday about "good ways to wash your hands".

While we may not be able to prevent some germs from spreading to the places we use every day, here are some tips on how to disinfect the most common places: Buttons.

Disinfection of buttons and handles

Doorknobs are easy to disinfect and can be done with store-bought disinfectant sprays and / or wipes.

The duo attacks viruses, bacteria and fungi individually or together. Everything in the fight against the spread of cold and flu viruses.

Never forget ...

1 Clean the surface before use.

Spray the solution at an angle of 6 to 8 inches from the surface.

3 Spray until the surface is covered with mist.

4 Let it sit for three minutes and let it air dry.

5 Dispose of used cleaning cloths if dirt is visible.

Door handles and handles may not be the first thing to think about to keep up with household hygiene.

When cleaning, wipe all door handles and handles and frequently touched surfaces with a disinfectant wipe to significantly reduce the spread of germs that could make you or your family members sick.

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