By washing your hands before you go into the store, you'll ensure that if you have any germs on your hands, you won't spread them to others. Washing your hands as soon as you get home will help you cleanse away any germs you might have come into contact with at the store. To help do your part to stop the transmission of this disease, wear a cloth mask when you're in public. That way, if you sneeze or coughs, any droplets will be contained. Try making your own mask out of fabric you may already have on hand. If you can't avoid using a regular shopping cart, thoroughly go over the handles with a sanitizing wipe or a paper towel sprayed with household sanitizer. Remember—most sanitizers need to stay wet for 3-5 minutes in order to fully kill any germs on the surface you're cleaning, so use a generous amount of the sanitizer, and don't wipe the handle dry for several minutes.  Read the label on your sanitizing product to find out how long it needs to sit to be effective. Although your store might have disinfecting wipes or spray available, it's a good idea to bring some with you, just in case they're out. It can be difficult to maintain the recommended distance when you're navigating the aisles in a grocery store, but do your best to give other shoppers a wide berth. For instance, if you notice that an aisle already has several people, you might go over to the next aisle instead, then double back when the first aisle clears.  It might take a little longer to shop this way, but remember, you're doing this for your safety, as well as the safety of everyone else. Remember, this distance applies to employees of the store, as well, so keep a safe distance from the person who checks you out. More information is needed to know exactly how long coronavirus germs can live on a surface. However, it's likely that there is at least a small window where you can contract coronavirus by touching an object that was previously handled by someone with the virus. To avoid picking up any germs, try to limit how many items you actually touch in the store.  For instance, when you're shopping for produce, you might visually examine all of the apples, then choose one that looks best, as opposed to picking up each apple and looking at it closely. If you're concerned about whether your produce has been touched by others, wash it with soap and water when you get home, or wipe it down with a mild solution of bleach and water. To help ensure that you don't pick up any germs while you're shopping, cleanse your hands thoroughly with hand sanitizer before you enter the store and after you leave. If you do come into contact with coronavirus, you still aren't likely to actually become sick unless you transfer it to your eyes, nose, or mouth. Even if you wear gloves or use hand sanitizer while you're shopping, you still must avoid touching your face as much as possible. Even though this can be hard, it's a good practice to work on at all times. However, it's especially important when you're out in a public place where you might be more susceptible to coming into contact with coronavirus germs. To avoid spreading germs during a cash or credit card transaction, look into whether your grocery store accepts any forms of payment that don't require you to touch a keypad or grab a handful of change. For instance, point-of-sale systems feature a type of technology that allows you to simply wave your card over a card reader in order to pay for your goods. Some places may also accept mobile payments at the register through services like PayPal, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. While there's a relatively low risk that you'll pick up coronavirus from contaminated packaging, you can never be too careful. When you get home with your groceries, take them out of the bags and put them away. Then, wash your hands with soap and water for a full 20 seconds.  For even more security, wipe down the outside of any nonporous food containers with a sanitizing wipe before you put them away.  To be safe, it's probably best to toss out or recycle any plastic bags you get from the grocery store during the outbreak. Try not to worry too much about contracting the illness from packaging or food. The risk of contracting the coronavirus this way is very low.
शॉपिंग के पहले और बाद में अपने हाथों को साबुन और पानी से धो लें: घर से बाहर जाते समय मास्क पहनें: अगर आप कार्ट यूज कर रहे हैं, तो अपनी कार्ट को सैनिटाइजिंग वाइप्स से साफ कर लें: शॉपिंग कर रहे दूसरे लोगों से 6 ft (1.8 m) की दूरी पर रहें: जब तक कि जरूरत न हो, तब तक किसी भी चीज को जबरदस्ती में छूने से बचें: अपने हाथों को बार-बार सैनिटाइज़ करें: शॉपिंग के दौरान अपने चेहरे को न छूएँ: अगर हो सके, तो कांटैक्टलेस (ऑनलाइन या किसी एप के जरिए) पेमेंट मेथड का यूज करें: अपनी ग्रॉसरी को बाहर निकालने के बाद अपने हाथों को धो लें: