With Coronavirus cases appearing left and right, many of us are looking to be proactive about the respiratory illness. If you visit cdc.gov, you can find a section for helpful information on how to protect yourself and your family. It's best to prepare your home with soap, cleaning supplies, and the best hand sanitizer.
Everyday preventative habits you should follow are handwashing, avoiding touching your face, and of course, disinfecting items. If you've noticed the shortage of hand sanitizer gel and liquid hand soap in your local grocery store, you can feel some relief knowing that Amazon has some in stock.
Best Hand Sanitizers
Purell Pump Bottle Hand Sanitizer 8 oz. Bottle
You may have heard this by now, but you should be looking for a hand sanitizer with at least 60 percent alcohol in it. Many Purell products are listed on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's list of coronavirus fighting products.
Purell Instant Hand Sanitizer with Aloe, 8 Fl Oz (Packaging May Vary)
Alcohol can dry out your hands, feel free to opt for aloe for a hydrated feeling.
PURELL Hand Sanitizing Wipes, Clean Refreshing Scent, 20 Count Travel Pack (Pack of 6)
Wipes are great for traveling.
Another great hand wipe option is from Wet Wipes. Leave this in your car cup holder for a quick clean up after running errands.
You can't go wrong with Germ-X. With 63% ethyl alcohol, you've got a good sanitizer.
Mrs. Meyer's Hand Sanitizer Basil, 2 OZ
Mrs. Meyer's hand sanitizer spray has a 62% alcohol content level.
Best Hand Sanitizer for Babies
Babyganics Alcohol-Free Hand Sanitizer Wipes, Mandarin, 20 ct, 4 Pack, Packaging May Vary
Many babies have sensitive skin, so be sure to use a product that is safe for them. This extra-gentle formula kills 99.9% of germs.
Best Hand Soap
Please do your best to keep your home stocked with hand soap. I can attest that since the coronavirus made headlines, I've been going through soap very quickly. I'm just a one-person household, so it's best to buy a gallon for large families.
If you're no stranger to tattoos, then you know Dial is recommended for your aftercare. Surely if it can keep wounds clean, it'll leave your hands free of germs after a good wash.
Clean hands can save lives.
