The room should be allowed to air dry before being used again.All consumables, such as opened toilet rolls or tissue boxes, should be discarded unless they can be cleaned.If more intensive cleaning is required steam cleaning should be used. Soft furnishings, such as lounges, chairs and bedheads, should be vacuumed.Any frequently handled items in the accommodation or household, such as remote controls, air conditioning controls, light switches, door handles and drawer/cupboard handles, need to be thoroughly and frequently (at least daily) cleaned using a physical wiping motion from the top down.Where able, windows, curtains and doors to balconies should be opened during cleaning.This will ensure that any droplets have settled. Before entering the room for cleaning, cleaners should wait at least 60 minutes after the person in isolation or quarantine has left the room.Cleaners should not enter a room for cleaning while the person in isolation or quarantine is.The virus can easily be destroyed through cleaning with a neutral detergent and aĭisinfectant (see Cleaning products section below).Long the virus survives in the environment. Sunlight, humidity and temperature can influence how
The COVID-19 virus can live for several days on some surfaces, such as stainless steelĪnd plastic, under certain conditions.The droplets can also contaminate surfaces, where other people can pick The droplets can lead to infection in people who are
This excludes hotel quarantine accommodation.įor acute healthcare settings and residential care facilities, please refer to the Queensland Health's Interim infection prevention and control guidelines for the management of COVID-19 in healthcare settings (PDF 1094 kB)įor other work environments, please refer to Safe Work Australia for advice about cleaning.
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This information provides guidance on how to safely clean rooms in non-health accommodation and households where persons have either been in isolation following infection with COVID-19 or in quarantine because they have had a potential exposure to an infected person.
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