Read the text alternative Most Infection Areas in Your HomeShare This On Your SiteShare this Image On Your Site<p><strong>Please include attribution to caringseniorservice.com with this graphic.</strong><br /><br /><a href='https://www.caringseniorservice.com/blog/infographic-most-infectious-areas-hom'><img src='https://f.hubspotusercontent10.net/hubfs/433510/Most%20Infectious%20Areas%20Home%20Infographic-Branded.jpg' alt='' 540px border='0' /></a></p>Most infectious Area in Your HomeEven if you are taking precautions to reduce the spread of germs or infection, areas in your home could harbor infection.Lets take a look at the most common surfaces that can harbor bacteria and other microorganisms that lead to the spread of infection if they are not cleaned and sanitized properly.KitchenCutting boardsHandles or knobs on appliances RefrigeratorSink and countertopsDish sponges or ragsCoffee MakerTips to keep it cleanWipe down hard surfaces with a solution of water and bleach.Change out kitchen towels for clean ones regularly.Wash your hands for 20 seconds before and after handling food.Microwave your wet sponges for 30 seconds to kill bacteria.Wash dish rags in the dishwasher or washing machine.Pour vinegar into your coffee maker, let it sit for 30 minutes, and then brew it as you would coffee.BathroomMakeup bagShower and/or bathtubFaucets and drainsFloor around the toiletTowelsToothbrushesTips to keep it cleanRegularly clean your makeup brushes.Replace cosmetics that are older than 6 months.Wipe down hard surfaces daily.Deep clean the bathroom once per week.Swap out hand towels and bath towels once per week or as needed.Do not share personal items.Living RoomRemote controlsElectronicsCarpetPet toys, beds, bowlsTips to keep it cleanWash your hands frequentlyWipe down electronic surfaces with disinfectant regularly.Vacuum regularly and deep clean carpets at least once per year.Spray carpets or rugs with fabric sanitizer.Wash pet toys, beds, and bowls and disinfect them regularly.Around the houseLight switchesHand railingsDoor handlesLaundryBag and pursesTips to keep it cleanUse alcohol-based disinfectant wipes on hard surfaces.Try to clean these frequently used surfaces at least once per week.Use a new wipe for each spot instead of reusing the same.Transfer laundry from your washing machine to the dryer immediately after wash.These are just some of the areas within your home that can harbor bacteria and germs.Its important to clean your home regularly to help keep everyone healthy, happy, and at home.
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