It is a time when the cold and dryness are getting stronger and infectious diseases such as influenza are worrisome in families with small children. As a preventive measure, "hand washing" and "gargle" are the iron rules, aren't they?


According to a survey conducted by Johnson on housewives in their 20s and 50s *, about half of the people are doing "hand washing" and "gargle" as measures at home. However, no matter how carefully these are done, it is said that contact infection by the virus remaining in the house cannot be prevented.

Add "frequent wiping"

According to Mr. Imazu, the director of Shibadaimon Imazu Clinic, "frequent wiping and cleaning of places where the whole family touches" is important to prevent contact infection. Specifically, the virus often adheres to doorknobs, kitchen faucets, furniture, etc., so it is recommended to wipe it off with an "alcohol disinfectant".

Recommended disinfectant of the editorial department

The following are the alcohol disinfectants introduced in the past at Enuchi. Recently, there are many designs that fit into the interior, so why not put it in a place that is easy for the whole family to pick up?

・ " Dover Pastryse 77 "

A disinfectant spray manufactured by the liquor maker Dover Sake Brewery. It uses sugar cane-derived brewing alcohol and purified water without impurities, and can be applied directly to foods such as bread and jam.

・ " James Martin Fresh Sanitizer "

Alcohol preparation developed for restaurants. Only food additives that are safe for food are used, and it seems to be effective against norovirus.

・ " K Blanche "

Alcohol disinfectant spray containing egg-derived antiviral ingredient "Noroclear Protein". Made with 100% food-derived ingredients, it can also be used for tableware and other items that come into contact with the mouth.

・ " Mold Killer Alcohol Sterilization for Table "

The disinfectant is ejected when you press it with a wipe on the top of the pump, making it easy to wipe the table quickly. 100% food-friendly ingredients are used as disinfectants.

* The survey was conducted from November 29, 2017 to December 1, 2017, targeting 441 housewives in their 20s and 50s who have children.