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“What is the most effective method of cleaning household surfaces”? : -…
“What is the most effective method of cleaning household surfaces”? :
cleaning methods
microfibre cloth
microfiber cloths use tiny fibres to gather up dirt, grim and bacteria in household surfaces without using harsh chemicals.
vinegar solution
vinegar attacks the bacteria and disrupts the cells( can't kill all cell)
water and soap
Soap and water cleans by breaking up grease and grime, lifting away dirt, and washing off germs, leaving surfaces safe.
household surfaces
kitchen floor
stove
kitchen bench
cupboard
sink
disinfection
bleach
Bleach kills microbes by disrupting proteins and cellular structures through oxidation, destroying bacteria, viruses and fungi.
alcohol
Alcohol kills microbes by breaking down their cell membranes and dissolving essential lipids, leading to cell collapse and death.
disinfection wipes
Disinfecting wipes disrupt cell membranes or proteins, making bacteria and viruses inactive through chemical impairment.
common household microbes
E.coli
Often present on surfaces that come in contact with raw meat, like kitchen counters and cutting boards, E. coli can contaminate food and cause illness if surfaces aren’t cleaned properly.
Salmonella
Commonly found on surfaces in the kitchen, particularly after handling raw chicken or eggs, Salmonella can spread to countertops and utensils, leading to food poisoning if not disinfected.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa
Found in damp areas like bathrooms and kitchens, this bacteria can thrive on surfaces like sinks, showers, and countertops, potentially causing infections in vulnerable individuals.
Listeria monocytogenes
Listeria monocytogenes is a bacteria found in food that can cause severe illness, especially in people with weak immune systems.
Micrococcus
Micrococcus is a harmless bacteria found on skin and surfaces, though it can cause infections in people with weakened immune systems.