CDC Updates Guidance On Disinfecting Wipes

The video discusses common disinfecting habits and introduces new CDC guidance, which states that regular cleaning with household cleaners is sufficient for everyday surfaces. Disinfectants are only necessary if a COVID-positive person has touched the surface within the last 24 hours.

What does the CDC say about the necessity of carrying disinfecting wipes everywhere?

• They are only needed in hospitals.

• It is essential to carry them at all times.

• They should be used only in public transport.

• The CDC has released guidance that suggests it's not always necessary.

According to the CDC, what type of cleaner is sufficient for everyday surfaces?

• A cleaner with ammonia

• A cleaner with bleach

• An average household cleaner with soap or detergent

• A cleaner with alcohol

What is the main purpose of the CDC's guidance on cleaning?

• To ensure everyone uses disinfectants daily

• To reduce unnecessary use of disinfectants

• To promote the use of natural cleaners

• To encourage the use of more cleaning products

When is it necessary to use a disinfectant according to the CDC?

• When someone with a cold has touched the surface

• If someone who tested positive for COVID touched the surface in the last 24 hours

• After cooking

• Every time you enter a room

What should you do if a surface was touched by someone who tested positive for COVID?

• Leave it for 48 hours

• Clean it with a household cleaner

• Use a disinfectant within 24 hours

• Ignore it