You should disinfect 'high-touch surfaces' daily, according to the CDC. If you're driving every day, that likely includes your car door handles, steering wheel, gearshift, carseat and seatbelt.
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While everyone is encouraged to stay home right now, some of us still have to be out and about, whether you're an essential worker who is commuting to work or someone going to the grocery store or a doctor's appointment . No matter the reason, if you're driving your car during the current coronavirus pandemic, it's important to clean it often to keep yourself—and those around you—safe and healthy.
But what should you use? And how often you do really need to clean your car? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention provides on its website for how to disinfect every inch of your car. Below is exactly what you need to know to prevent the spread of coronavirus in your vehicle.Your car could be dirtier than you think.
For hard, non-porous surfaces , the CDC says to first clean off any visible dirt and debris with soap and water. Then apply an appropriate
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