This is a count of essential items to prevent coronavirus in your home that are running out throughout the country
The CDC recommends looking for hand sanitizers that have at least 60% alcohol.
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Given the recent crisis that has unleashed the outbreak of coronavirus (COVID-19), people are taking precautions and storing supplies to disinfect surfaces and keep our hands clean. Here are some of the recommendations that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued to prevent the virus from entering our home.
However, you must take into account that some of these items are running low, so it can be very useful to know where to get them before they run out due to increased demand.
1. Laundry detergent
The detergent is an essential element in the home. The American Red Cross recommends having some detergent stored as a precaution against the situation. The best recommendation according to Reviewed is the liquid detergent Persile ProClean, according to the review was the one that obtained the best rating to remove stains. Amazon is priced at $ 11.99. There are other options such as Persil ProClean Plus Stain Fighter at Walmart, the one with 75 charges, is priced at $ 15.97. Target has another option on Persil Intense Fresh Liquid Laundry 100 ounces priced at $ 11.99.
2. Spray and gel disinfectant
The spray disinfectant can help you clean some of the household surfaces and keep them free of bacteria that could protect you against the spread of the coronavirus. The CDC recommends using household cleaners with at least 70% alcohol. The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends the use of Lysol Clean & Fresh Multi-Surface Cleaner. This product is in great demand so you should hurry if you want to have it in your home. In Amazon the cleaner is priced at $ 14.13 dollars.
You can also use the disinfectant spray Lysol, Early Morning Breeze at Sam’s Club for $ 16.98. There is also the Lysol Clean & Fresh Multi-Surface Cleaner, Lemon & Sunflower 90 ounces at Walmart for $ 2.62 dollars but only available in some stores.
3. Dish soap
Kitchen soap is another household item that you want to have in your home. The CDC recommends not to share plates, glasses, cups or utensils during the outbreak. Items should be washed very well with soap and water. These are some of the recommendations:
Dawn Ultra Dishwashing Liquid Dish Soap You can get it on Amazon in package for $ 14.56 dollars. In Target you can find the Dawn Ultra Original Scent Dishwashing Liquid Dish Soap At a price of $ 2.69 dollars at Walmart is priced at $ 2.64 dollars.
The Dawn Ultra 56-oz Dish Soap It’s at $ 7.47 at Home Depot.
4. Disinfectant wipes
The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently published a list of disinfectants that are safe to use and protect against coronavirus. The wipes are easy to use.
One of the most requested products are Clorox disinfectant towels that can eliminate 99.9% of bacteria and surface viruses.
The pack of 4 of Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, Bleach Free Cleaning Wipes – Crisp Lemon, is priced at $ 26.20 on Amazon. In Walmart you can find
Clorox Disinfecting Wipes Home Depot is priced at $ 4.98.
Lysol Wipes at Lowe’s for $ 7.98. It is important to check on their website to see if there are still stocks in the nearest store.
5. Toilet paper
During natural disasters and other emergencies, toilet paper always seems to be the first to run out. Charmin Ultra Soft It was ranked as the best paper by Reviewed. You can find it at Walmart in a package of 6 rolls at $ 6.97 dollars. The 24 pack on Amazon is priced at $ 34.99.
6. Hand soap
The American Red Cross also recommends that you wash your hands for at least 20 seconds so you can easily clean them. Simply washing your hands regularly is a crucial way to prevent germs and viruses from spreading, the CDC reports.
The Liquid Hand Soap Dial In a package of two on Amazon it is priced at $ 14.00. The Mrs. Meyer’s Clean Day Liquid Hand Soap Walmart is priced from $ 3.88 to $ 11.09 dollars in different presentations.
You can search the Softsoap Liquid Hand Soap in Target for $ 0.99 cents. Dial Complete Antibacterial Foaming Hand Soap (Original) at Staples it sells for $ 24.99.
7. Disinfectant for hands and wet wipes.
Some of the disinfectants contain an alcohol substitute known as benzalkonium chloride, which is not effective in fighting germs. The CDC recommends that you should use a hand sanitizer that has at least 60% alcohol content. In many places disinfectants like Purell Y GermX They are exhausted.
However there are some options available as the cooling gel Purell Advanced Hand Sanitizer Refreshing you can get it at Target for $ 5.49 or, also, there are alcohol wipes Cure on Amazon for $ 9.99 dollars.
Remember, some of the prices of the items that we present to you may be higher than normal and change from one moment to another and even shipments may have delays.
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