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How to clean and disinfect surfaces? What are the best disinfection chemicals? Dr Rajesh Bhardwaj, a senior ENT specialist, tells us , how to make a disinfectant spray for fighting Coronavirus, what is the concentration of hydrogen peroxide for corona disinfection, and which sanitizer is considered best against coronavirus. Video Breakdown: 0:16 - What can we use as disinfectants? 1:20 - How to disinfect Metal Surfaces? Subscribe to our channel for more videos: https://bit.ly/30zJeig Visit our website: https://www.practo.com/ For video consultations with top doctors, visit: https://www.practo.com/consult?utm_so... Connect with us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.om/practo/ Twitter:   / practo   Instagram:   / practo   LinkedIn:   / practo-technologies-pvt-ltd   #sodiumhypochlorite #sodiumhypochlorituses #disinfectsurfaces Video Transcript: It is still important for us to make sure that the surfaces we work on daily are sterile and are disease-free, and our chance of carrying the virus go down. One of the commonest ones to use is soap and water. So if you have anything on which soap and water can be used please soap up and wash that particular thing. Wash it with water, keep it in the sun to dry and it is absolutely safe for you to use. The other substances and chemicals that we use, The one we most commonly use is sodium hypochlorite. Sodium hypochlorite is simple household bleach. It is usually commercially available in 5% or 10% packaging, the concentration for you to use is 1% So if you bought a 10% sodium hypochlorite solution, you have to dilute 1 in 10 to bring a 1% solution. This is then put inside a spray bottle This is sprayed onto surfaces, Kept on the surface for about 1 to 2 minutes And then wiped with a damp cloth. This can be used for most surfaces except, for you to understand, that it is a little corrosive substance and may cause corrosion on metallic surfaces, especially if kept in contact for a long time. Under these circumstances, we go to the next disinfectant – Hydrogen Peroxide. It is commercially bought and used in the concentration in which it comes to you. This can also be kept inside sprays, sprayed on surfaces, Kept on contact for about a minute or two And then wiped down with a cloth It is not corrosive, so can be used on metallic surfaces also The next thing we can use is alcohol Alcohol is readily available to us in our hand sanitizers and it has to contain a minimum of 70% of alcohol. We can we a piece of cloth, or gauze piece, with alcohol and rub it on commonly used surfaces like knobs, door handles, rods as in bathrooms And this disinfects the area perfectly. With over one lakh medical experts and the facility to tele consult Experience clinic-like consultations on Practo.