Baby wipes DON’T kill coronavirus – use hand sanitiser or soap and water instead COVID19
DEADLY coronavirus is continuing to sweep the nation - with cases surging in the UK to 90.- after Public Health England warned that widespread transmission of the bug in the UK is now "highly likely".Experts are warning that baby wipes don't kill coronavirusIn particular, people have turned to using baby wipes to keep their hands clean and eliminate any germs.
Happy Birthday takes about 20 seconds to sing twice and is said to be the perfect number to clean your hands to thoroughly. "The longer you leave the product in place, the better the chance of killing the virus. Leave it on for at least ten seconds, but as much as four minutes if possible."If you are using wipes use an alcohol-based type."What to do if you're worried you've got coronavirus
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