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Restaurants and shops areto move back andRestrictions are liftedSo, you may be tempted to go to the grocery store or come back to shopping routes that went well before the pandemic.

With the risk of exposure to coronavirus, there are still seven bad grocery habits that you need to stop doing so that others are safe.

Mobile phones are healthier than most toilets, depending on theUniversity of Arizona. Yes, unfortunately, that means your phone too. Combine these germs with those of the grocery store and the risk of propagation of bacteria and viruses is higher. An easy turn toavoid that is simply writing your shopping list on a piece of paper. Ancient, but effective.

In addition, with a list ready to go, you can spend less time in slow motion and more time to find what you need. Shorter trips are equal less exhibition time!

TheCDC says that the best way to prevent the disease is avoiding being exposed. We have all heard before: a way to do this is to cover your mouth and your nose. If you are infected (even if you have no symptoms), this will help prevent propagation to others.

Although you do not necessarily need to wear gloves to the grocery store during the pandemic (small tears and turn them incorrectly make them ineffective), a bad grocery habit to avoid is to touch objects that you are not Not sure you are not sure that you will buy, according to theCleveland Clinic. It's always a good idea to keephand disinfectant On you and apply while you shop, especially if you put something on the shelf.

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In March, the World Health Organization saidTelegraph that money can carry bacteria or viruses. Although they did not specifically say that money can play coronavirus, they emphasized the need to wash your hands after and use non-contact payments such as credit cards or payroll. Apple. Make sure to wipe your card after, because the virus can live on plastic for three days, depending on theCleveland Clinic.

Before the pandemic, some states banned the use of plastic bags in grocery stores, encouraging customers to bring their own reusable bags to put groceries. This environmentally friendly exchange is risky, according to a study published inFood protection trends. If you do not clean your reusable bags regularly, there may be a significant amount of bacteria and e. coli. Wipe them or discard them in washing helped to reduce the number of bacteria by 99.9%.

TheThe FDA saysThere is no evidence that food can carry the Virus Covid-19. However, by touching a surface, like aPlastic service spoon with grocery buffet / salad barThere is a chance that the virus can spread to your hands. So, it's also important to - you guessed it! - Wash your hands after using public utensils and after being went to the grocery store in general.

Without cleaning a carriage or a basket in a traditional grocery store before use, it can house more than 360 times more germs than a handle handle bathroom, according to a study completed byReusesthisbag.com. Among the bacteria found in carts, more than 80% would be harmful and antibiotic-immune. This grocery store is a bad habit is easy to repair because the shops have disinfectant wipes for customers to use.

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