What’s the best way to clean your vehicle to reduce the existence of coronavirus?

Mar 30, 2020Idealease, Industry News, News, Truck, Truck Driver Safety

First, the employee cleaning the unit should wear rubber/nitrile gloves and safety glasses when performing the cleaning. The gloves should be discarded after each use.

Alcohol works best for the smaller knobs, handles, etc. It is the cleaner most used by manufacturers of most automotive interiors today. All it takes is a quick wipe to clean germs and fingerprints. Soap and water will work on the seat and hard surfaces. Soap breaks down the oil that surrounds the coronavirus.

It’s not a good idea to splash water all over the electrical components of the dash or even the steering wheel, and bleach solutions are obviously not a good idea for interior fabrics and materials. This comprehensive list from the Environmental Protection Agency of cleaners that are effective against the virus includes plenty of bleach-free sprays and wipes.

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