Last Updated on December 10, 2020
6. Always Sanitize Your Hands in All Situations
There are people who wear disposable gloves from the beginning to the end, that is, from the moment they leave the house to go to the supermarket until the moment they keep the products they bought in the pantry. Only at the end do they remove disposable gloves and disinfect their hands accordingly. But some people do not wear disposable gloves when they go shopping, but only a cleaning product to clean their hands, car keys, smartphones (always keep a phone cleaner handy) before going home. The safest option is to use the two cleaning and protection products: gloves and hand sanitizer, as this reduces the possibility of being exposed to the germs as much as possible. In any case, your hands are not worn out, and you should always clean them with a good disinfectant. How much alcohol should be in a hand sanitizer? A good hand sanitizer should have at least 60% alcohol and should be used in any situation. Don’t take unnecessary risks.
7. Leave the Shopping Bags at Your Doorstep
When you take your purchases home, you should leave your plastic bag or your paper bag of purchases at your doorstep and take the products separately to the pantry – yes, you should store them one by one. Be careful to disinfect the food products you have purchased with an antimicrobial cleaning towel so that the plastics or product cards are free of germs and bacteria. This product storage process can be slightly time-consuming, but it pays off a lot because it eliminates the possibility of you taking bacteria and impurities into your home. These are the seven effective solutions to avoid germs when grocery shopping, and you must respect them to the fullest. After all, this is the only way to take care of yourself and to protect everyone around you. Everything will be fine, but we must always be as preventive as possible.
