By Edward Bailey Everyone thinks that the home is the cleanest and safest place until you swipe on a surface and put it on microscope. The...
Everyone thinks that the home is the cleanest and safest place until you swipe on a surface and put it on microscope. There are a lot of germs that will keep you constantly ill and on medication. Though it is impossible to eliminate germs from the house, it is possible to reduce their numbers to a point that you have a healthy home. Here are tips on how to maintain a germ free home.
Keep a cleaning routine that will ensure that all areas around the house are covered. It is common for people to clean areas that are commonly used and visible. A routine ensures that you go through the entire house at least once a week or month. This will avoid accumulation that could eventually make your house a den for germs.
Keep your house dry at all times. A moist environment provides the best thriving place or factory for germs. Water also means that the germs can stick on a surface and be easily transferred to other areas. If all the rooms are left dry, the germs do not have a breeding ground. Keep your windows open to ensure free circulation of air and avoid accumulation of pathogens. Ensure that the room is well lit so that germs do not accumulate.
Provide proper ventilation. Enclosed places are usually moist and will therefore cause accumulation of disease causing microorganisms. Free air takes away germs that have already accumulated. Circulating area will keep a room dry therefore free of pathogens. You may also use a heater and air conditioning to initiate air circulation.
Disinfect the duster, spongers and other wiping materials used around the house. These materials are commonly used to clean dirty areas. They remain with a lot of pathogens that can be spread to other areas. Disinfecting eliminates the perfect environment that germs require to thrive. When the duster is used again, it only serves to spread pathogens to other parts of your house.
Keep the bathroom clean. This is one of the dirtiest areas when left unattended. The fact that it comes into constant contact with water means that it is a perfect environment for pathogens to thrive. Clean and disinfect the place on regular basis. It should also remain well aerated so that air can remove all the pathogens that could be lurking around. Without cleaning the place, people will be collecting germs from there and spreading them to other places that appear clean.
Clean your bedding on regular basis. This is supposed to be your most peaceful room. Clean and organize it in a way that makes it appealing to step into the space. De-clutter the bedroom such that it feels peaceful and orderly. Find places to hang some of the clothes before they are folded. Have a bin for all waste and empty it regularly.
Personal hygiene is as important as keeping a clean environment. Clean your toothbrush after use and take a shower regularly. Wash your hands after engaging in dirty or ordinary activities. Diseases will begin from you and spread to surfaces around you.
Keep a cleaning routine that will ensure that all areas around the house are covered. It is common for people to clean areas that are commonly used and visible. A routine ensures that you go through the entire house at least once a week or month. This will avoid accumulation that could eventually make your house a den for germs.
Keep your house dry at all times. A moist environment provides the best thriving place or factory for germs. Water also means that the germs can stick on a surface and be easily transferred to other areas. If all the rooms are left dry, the germs do not have a breeding ground. Keep your windows open to ensure free circulation of air and avoid accumulation of pathogens. Ensure that the room is well lit so that germs do not accumulate.
Provide proper ventilation. Enclosed places are usually moist and will therefore cause accumulation of disease causing microorganisms. Free air takes away germs that have already accumulated. Circulating area will keep a room dry therefore free of pathogens. You may also use a heater and air conditioning to initiate air circulation.
Disinfect the duster, spongers and other wiping materials used around the house. These materials are commonly used to clean dirty areas. They remain with a lot of pathogens that can be spread to other areas. Disinfecting eliminates the perfect environment that germs require to thrive. When the duster is used again, it only serves to spread pathogens to other parts of your house.
Keep the bathroom clean. This is one of the dirtiest areas when left unattended. The fact that it comes into constant contact with water means that it is a perfect environment for pathogens to thrive. Clean and disinfect the place on regular basis. It should also remain well aerated so that air can remove all the pathogens that could be lurking around. Without cleaning the place, people will be collecting germs from there and spreading them to other places that appear clean.
Clean your bedding on regular basis. This is supposed to be your most peaceful room. Clean and organize it in a way that makes it appealing to step into the space. De-clutter the bedroom such that it feels peaceful and orderly. Find places to hang some of the clothes before they are folded. Have a bin for all waste and empty it regularly.
Personal hygiene is as important as keeping a clean environment. Clean your toothbrush after use and take a shower regularly. Wash your hands after engaging in dirty or ordinary activities. Diseases will begin from you and spread to surfaces around you.
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