Hello to anyone reading this and if you are reading this, I hope you're doing well!
If you're like me, you hate catching a cold or flu. So I thought you'd be interested in some tips on eliminating germs in your home. These are based on recommendations from the U.S. and Canadian departments of health.
• You're much more likely to catch a bug from a handshake than a cough. So wash your hands regularly.
• You are 200 times more likely to pick up a germ in the kitchen than in any other room in the home -- including the bathroom. So give your kitchen top priority with cleaning.
• Most people keep countertops clean and sanitized. But don't forget other surfaces that can also carry germs, like computer keyboards, children's toys, phones, and door knobs.
• If you need to cough or sneeze, and don't have a tissue handy, use the shoulder of your sleeve rather than your hand.
By taking some simple precautions, experts say you can reduce yours, and your family's, risk of getting a cold, flu or bacterial infection by as much as 50%.
That's something to think about!
As I said, I hope you're doing well -- and I also hope you stay well!
Lisa Portolese, Sales Representative
Royal LePage Kingsbury Realty, Brokerage
30 Eglinton Avenue West, Suite 200
Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
Bus (905) 568-2121
Cel (416) 953-9714
Email LisaMovesYou@Rogers.com
Website www.lisamovesyounow.com
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