Knowing how to destroy these left-behind germs can keep sickness from spreading in your home.
CDC: “An Ounce of Prevention Keeps the Germs Away: Seven Keys to a Safer Healthier Home,” “How to Clean the Sick Room,” “Influenza : Cleaning to Prevent the Flu,” “Norovirus: Key Facts,”
“Norovirus and Working With Food.”California Department of Pesticide Regulation: “How to reduce the spread of infectious diseases at home.”NC Cooperative Extension: “Cleaning the Home After Illness.”
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