How to Disinfect a Dorm Room
Moving into a dorm is always an exciting time. But sometimes when that dorm isn't properly disinfected, you can become exposed to germs. Because relying on the staff housecleaning isn't always a good idea, find out how to disinfect your own dorm room. Does this Spark an idea?
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Spray all surfaces with a disinfectant spray such as Lysol or a similar product. Make sure to spray surfaces such as door knobs, bed frames, chairs, sinks, vanity areas and desks.
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After spraying the mattresses with disinfectant, also use an odor-control spray to rid the mattress of any smells that may be trapped. Also use a mattress cover to shield the mattress if the sheet happens to come up at night.
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Sweep the floor before mopping it with a floor detergent. Steer clear of putting wall-to-wall carpet on the floor to keep the carpet from holding stains and other germs.
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Turn on the shower and wet the floor of the shower or tub. Put down a powder cleanser for 20 minutes and then scrub everything clean. Spray the walls of the shower with an all-purpose cleaner. Finish the sink and vanity area with a cleanser scrub and wipe everything down. Spray everything with an antibacterial spray and let surfaces air dry.
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You are now ready to move into the dorm. Take care to clean the dorm once a week to keep germs at bay.
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