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A Clean Person's Guide to the Coronavirus

Jolie Kerr, host of the podcast Ask A Clean Person, joins us with tips on how best to clean our spaces to protect against the coronavirus, and how to clean new items that are coming into our homes, like packages and groceries.

For More Information:

"7 coronavirus cleaning questions, answered by an expert"

"Mail, groceries, and takeout: How to be sanitary with the stuff you’re bringing into your home"

"Cleaning Your Home: Good. Accidentally Poisoning Yourself: Bad."

From the EPA: Disinfectants for Use Against SARS-CoV-2

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