How to remove cold virus bacteria at home

When influenza breaks out, you must take protective measures at home, keep your home clean and tidy, and disinfect and sterilize it in time. At this time, you should first ventilate the house frequently, which will help to exchange the bad air in the room in time. In addition, you should promptly remove some indoor dirt. You can use 84 disinfectant to kill viruses and sterilize, etc.

1. Ventilation and air permeability in different time periods

Ventilation is the most common and very simple and effective disinfection method. When the quality of the external air environment is poor, ventilation is like inviting a wolf into the house. But even so, there are always periods of good weather and good air. The air is usually best in summer and autumn, and the air quality is worst in January and February in winter and spring. The air pollution is serious in the morning and evening of the day, and the air quality is better from 10 am to 3 or 4 pm. Ventilation during the period of good air quality can effectively improve the air in the home.

Before disinfecting your home, be sure to sort out the garbage. Disinfect old items first and then place or store them. If you really can't sort them out at once, don't be impatient. Classify them first and then place them in a conspicuous place. Process them slowly in batches. Usually disinfection starts with the two common locations of the bedroom and study, followed by the kitchen, then the living room, and finally the toilet and balcony. Therefore, some things that need to be disinfected and washed, which do not have time to deal with, can be placed on the balcony or toilet according to type. For example, clothes to be washed can be placed in the toilet basin, and shoes and other sundries can be temporarily placed on the balcony.

3. Drying in the sun

When the sun is shining, you need to dry and dust quilts, mattresses, cotton shoes, winter clothes and other cotton items. This can eliminate mites, moisture and mildew. Various drying procedures are essential for home disinfection. The debris cleaned up before also needs to be cleaned, wiped clean and dried before being moved back home.

There are many ways to disinfect, such as vinegar, 84 disinfectant, etc. However, it should be noted that these things can be corrosive when used for disinfection, and it is best not to apply them directly to objects and floors. For example, for vinegar, you can use closed doors and windows, add vinegar to water and heat it to evaporate, allowing vinegar molecules to diffuse in the air. Do this for one hour each time, close the room for about twenty minutes and then open it, and fully ventilate until the smell is gone. Do this once a day for three consecutive days to achieve the purpose of disinfection. 84 disinfectant can also achieve the purpose of disinfection. It is usually used in toilets and balconies, and requires a lot of water to dilute, otherwise the disinfectant may strongly corrode and discolor the disinfected items.