Clean everything your hands touch. Doorknobs,steering wheels, handrails, but also things like the part of the door that you push to open it or close it, the wall you unconsciously lean against.
What’s the recommended cleaning product for stuff like doorknobs? I’d rather not use soapy water, but disinfectant feels insufficient for getting rid of any dirt buildup.
There’s nothing wrong with dish soap but it does need to be rinsed thoroughly as it could attract more grime.
I use an all purpose cleaner. Spray on. Wipe off. Soap and water works too. Damp rag with APC for electronics, used with care, or cotton swabs with IPA - always remove power if you can and ensure it’s totally dry before plugging back in.
Disinfectant as you note isn’t a cleaner and needs a clean surface to do its job.
Vinegar doesn’t have detergent or soap properties and won’t adequately shift grease.
Clean everything your hands touch. Doorknobs,steering wheels, handrails, but also things like the part of the door that you push to open it or close it, the wall you unconsciously lean against.
Hygiene aside, dead skin builds up.
What’s the recommended cleaning product for stuff like doorknobs? I’d rather not use soapy water, but disinfectant feels insufficient for getting rid of any dirt buildup.
Dish soap works for pretty much everything.
I use 70% isopropyl alcohol on anything that isn’t food and won’t chemically react to it.
Vinegar is a good cleaning solution that also disinfects to an extent. But honestly? Just disinfect and then polish.
There’s nothing wrong with dish soap but it does need to be rinsed thoroughly as it could attract more grime.
I use an all purpose cleaner. Spray on. Wipe off. Soap and water works too. Damp rag with APC for electronics, used with care, or cotton swabs with IPA - always remove power if you can and ensure it’s totally dry before plugging back in.
Disinfectant as you note isn’t a cleaner and needs a clean surface to do its job.
Vinegar doesn’t have detergent or soap properties and won’t adequately shift grease.