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Originally Posted by Hondaracer
Thing is, did you touch your door? Did you touch the knob? Did you brush up against the door casing or the closet? Your dirty hands touched the sanitizer bottle and then you touched your keys etc.
The transmission into any airway isn’t likely when it’s on your clothes etc but it’s virtually impossible to prevent transmission of bacteria throughout your home even if you were to strip down and wipe everything down right away, the one thing you touched that didn’t get wiped down will contaminate everything else again. You’re just trying to mitigate risk.
If you get the bacteria on your hands and go home and then sanitize in your kitchen/bathroom, you’re done. You will almost certainly get it.
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You guys may want to buy a antibacterial spray that claims to kill any bacteria that lands on the sprayed surface for up to one week after initial spray
It’s from Japan, and like $40 a bottle, regular price, will have to wait til I get on my phone for a link, but it’s called eTak