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COVID 19, Home Cleaning and Personal Sanitisation Advice from Sunny Rain

The health of both our clients and our team members remains our highest priority. We are still closely following the advice of the Government and Public Health England, even though Sunny Rain HouseKeepers has suspended its services in full until further notice, in the interests of public health.

We introduced further measures to minimise the impact COVID-19 may have possibly had on your health before we suspended our services temporarily. But just because we have ceased our activities until further notice, does not mean we are not able to still try and help you. 
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How can we do that if we are not currently trading?

Well, the measures we implemented and that our house cleaning staff carried out could help protect you and your family around your home and others when you must go out.

Personal and Home Sanitisation

Washing your hands more often than usual and every time before you go out and when you return home is more important than ever, as is the minimum time of cleaning your hands for 20 seconds, ensuring you wash them correctly.

You should have already been washing your hands before, during and after preparing and eating food and now, because of the coronavirus covid-19, you should even be washing your hands after moving around your own home.

Be aware of the importance of sanitising strategic areas of your home more deeply, such as frequently touched places, to reduce the chances of catching the coronavirus covid-19.

Your standard house cleaning products are suitable for cleaning your home frequently. Clean and then disinfect objects and surfaces that are touched regularly. 

The certain surfaces that should be cleaned regularly in your home are the areas such as kitchen worktops, taps, door handles and the surrounding areas such as door frames. Most people when opening and or closing a door won’t just touch the handle! 

Light switches and window latches etc. are also important, as are bathrooms and the toilets in your home. These areas are all important places to clean. They are used and touched often.
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After cleaning each of these areas in your home, they should then also be disinfected, or an anti-bacterial spray applied. It's important to leave the disinfectant/anti-bac spray on the surface for the recommended time as stated by the maker, to ensure that the cleaning product works correctly and kills the germs.   

You can also sanitise yourself as you leave your home, after getting of a bus and even after leaving a shop too.

How? Well apart from the hand washing, (hand sanitiser for your hands when outside, if you can get some), you can follow the methods our house cleaners used, including disinfecting your clothes by spraying yourself down with disinfectant. Be sure not to breathe it in or get it on your skin.

This will help you not to spread the coronavirus covid-19 in case you have it and show no symptoms, helping to protect the wider public and also, it can help to protect your family when you return home, ensuring any coronavirus that you may have pick up on your clothes is killed off before you enter.

Is packaging safe? Packaging and Coronavirus COVID-19

More is being spoken about this on the mainstream news so start to follow this advice for extra protection against COVID-19

According to a new study from the National Institutes of Health, CDC, UCLA and Princeton University scientists in The New England Journal of Medicine, the virus that causes coronavirus covid-19 is stable for several hours to days in aerosols and on surfaces. 

This article should be taken with a degree of caution, as the coronavirus covid-19 may or may not be able to infect you from packaging, clothing etc. but being cautious will not harm you.

A suggestion, and one that I am personally doing, is to remove outer packaging of letters and parcels, discard it carefully and then immediately wash your hands. This is a good practice to get into and it decreases the risk of catching covid-19, if it does turn out to be infectious from items such as letters through the post.

As for food packaging, it may be hard to remove and discard depending on what the item is, so a way around this is to use an antibacterial wipe or an anti-bacterial spray, sprayed on to a cloth. Wipe over the packaging and leave it for the recommended time the manufacturer states, then wipe over with a damp cloth before putting the item away.

This may sound like hard work to some but it is not hard to be cautious, especially during this serious pandemic.

Getting rid of your rubbish

Your normal rubbish can be disposed of in the usual way but if a case of covid-19 is suspected, such as if one has symptoms in your home, any disposable cleaning cloths should be placed in a bag and tied and then placed in another bag and tied again. 
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A sticker should be placed on all double bagged, potentially contaminated rubbish, marked 'stored' with the date.

This should be stored in a safe place for three days before being discarded. If a case of covid-19 is confirmed, contact your healthcare team to find out how to discard of the potentially contaminated rubbish.

It's really important you do not put this waste out with the usual rubbish for weekly collection until the waste has been stored for at least 72 hours or found out what to do with it if coronavirus covid-19 is confirmed within your household.

To finish

The NHS states the warning symptoms as a high temperature and a new, continuous cough.  

I would also like to make you aware that the, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, states symptoms are a fever, cough and shortness of breath. They also state emergency warning signs are, and to seek medical attention immediately, if you develop trouble breathing, persistent pain or pressure in the chest, or confusion amongst other symptoms.

It is or is not clear what the worrying signs to look out for are but be mindful that you may have covid-19 with none or little symptoms at all and they (the minor symptoms) may not necessarily be listed above. The important thing is to stay as safe as you possibly can by keeping your house clean and disinfected and take the necessary precautions if you must go out.

Feel free to share this article to help inform others as well as helping to protect the wider public.
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