How to Disinfect Public Surfaces
Don't directly touch surfaces.
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Don't directly touch surfaces.
Cars, buses, subways, and the like are particularly dirty places, often housing upholstered seats, scarcely-mopped flooring, and railings which thousands of human hands cling to and ooze upon.
Consider standing whenever possible, or sitting on a newspaper or other disposable object.
Instead of grabbing onto handrails with one's hands, wrapping a clothing-clad arm around the pole can provide security and keep hands clean.
When traveling, wear shoes at all times, even in hotels.
Also for hotels, bring a blanket from home to sleep upon to limit exposure to hotel sheets.
Note on airplanes:
Forget it, there is no hope.
Airplanes are concentrated misery.
Embrace the filth.;
Detailed Guide
Cars, buses, subways, and the like are particularly dirty places, often housing upholstered seats, scarcely-mopped flooring, and railings which thousands of human hands cling to and ooze upon.
Consider standing whenever possible, or sitting on a newspaper or other disposable object.
Instead of grabbing onto handrails with one's hands, wrapping a clothing-clad arm around the pole can provide security and keep hands clean.
When traveling, wear shoes at all times, even in hotels.
Also for hotels, bring a blanket from home to sleep upon to limit exposure to hotel sheets.
Note on airplanes:
Forget it, there is no hope.
Airplanes are concentrated misery.
Embrace the filth.;
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