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>>11505362To disinfect things light enough to be moved with the hands like groceries I recommend a sprayer. Use the following procedure. When spraying always do it to the point the object is saturated, then let rest for 2 minutes.
* Prepare 2 benches, one will be “dirty” and the other “clean”. Ideally the dirty bench should be outside the house and the clean bench inside the house. If the material is not waterproof, put a big plastic drape over the top.
* Put on gloves; long cuff is preferred. If your shirt has long sleeves, put cuff of gloves over the sleeve.
* Fill sprayer halfway with solution of 5 g/l of sodium hypochlorite prepared the same day. This can be prepared from 1 part in volume of household bleach with 9 parts in volume of water. Set fumigator tip to product mist, not jet.
* Don surgical mask and (optional) googles to protect facial mucosas from possilble splatter. From this point onwards your gloved hands are considered dirty. Do not touch anything not strictly neccessary, especially do not touch your face.
* Put groceries in dirty bench.
* Get products outside of grocery bags and put on bench. Discard the bags.
* Spray products and bench. Make sure to spray all sides of products including bottom. If neccessary after the first round, rotate products and do another round of spraying. Remember to let rest for 2 minutes. Leave at least 200 ml of sodium hypochlorite solution to disinfect sprayer. After waiting, products are now clean but still damp.
