#disinfection

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How to Clean Up After Rodents

Safe cleanup of rodents and their nesting material and waste is important for preventing illness.

"Do not vacuum or sweep rodent droppings‎

Diseases are mainly spread to people from rodents when they breathe in contaminated air. DO NOT VACUUM OR SWEEP rodent urine, droppings, or nesting materials. This can cause tiny droplets containing viruses to get into the air. If you already vacuumed, follow the cleanup guidance on this page."

This is meant to be helpful in general, including in preventing Hantavirus transmission from rodent droppings. (The Andes strain that has been spotlighted can be spread human to human. This post focuses on how to clean rodent droppings.)

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Kitchen sponges are like tiny hotels for germs. Cleaning reduces germs but doesn’t sterilize, and they regrow. Wring it dry between uses and replace weekly—sooner if it smells or looks slimy.

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TV shenanigans :3

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Biting Safety

Just a reminder for people: the human mouth is fucking filthy make sure to disinfect both your mouth and anywhere you break the skin

Personally, I’m a fan of having my partner get a bit tipsy before doing biting stuff, rather than gargling alcoholic mouthwash, but both work! The added benefit of having a partner get tipsy is that they can pour alcohol on the wound as a further degradation after biting!

Also! Don’t bite the throat until it bleeds that’s an unreasonable amount of dangerous! Instead bite at the traps or other muscled areas if you’re looking to cause pain! If you’re looking for blood, breasts, thighs, and upper arms are generally going to be your safest places to penetrate the skin!

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消毒 / wotaku feat. KAITO

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For when you’ve seen something so nasty you need to spray Lysol in your own face

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Disinfecting floor and food