When you go out right now when you come home do you immediately strip, put your clothes in the washer and take a shower?

Those of us who live in apartment buildings have to think about what is all over the insides and outsides of the washers and dryers in the laundry room.

I have set up a "door station" in my tiny apartment.

I have a coat hook that hangs over the door, so I can take off my jacket and hang it there.

I have a chair right next to the door, and a copper plate next to it on the floor and vinyl gloves on top of the nearby air purifier. I can step onto the copper plate FROM the doorway with my contaminated shoes, and sit down in the chair, and remove my shoes. (The virus dies on copper within 4 hours).

When I am safe to go out again, I will leave a paper bag next to the chair and put the clothing I wore outside in the bag. THEN I will be able to remove the vinyl gloves I wore outside, and throw them away. Paper doesn't retain virus as long as plastic.

For now, I am doing laundry inside my apartment, by hand. I have a very small washtub, and I have Lysol laundry sanitizer.

I do. I'm being careful.

I have been doing a modified hazmat routine since this first became an issue. Considering my wife's compromised immune system and lucky enough to live in a house where I can come in the garage, go straight to the laundry and strip, walk into the basement shower, wipe most of the things that I bring into the house with disinfectant wipes before bringing them into the main living area.

I always wash my hands, even before the pandemic. I’m between answers because I will change clothes, but don’t necessarily shower. I wash hands and then wash my face.

When I’ve gone to the store lately, I have deliberately worn pants and a jacket that I can wash or steam, so that’s been jeans and a denim jacket lately. The jacket may come into contact with questionable surfaces, such as door handles, though I do keep a supply of small paper towels for such use, but I do try to only go places with automatic doors right now.

I will shower a couple of times per day usually, but that’s for seasonal allergy reasons.

I think if it's living on your clothes and skin by that point you'd already have it. I wash my hands and do change out of clothes but that's what I normally do anyway.

We strip, and take our clothes to the laundry room to stand for a few hours before we re-handle them to wash them.. Take an immediate shower..
While out, we use my painters latex gloves and simple breathing masks, and after we get out of a store, we wipe our hands with clorox wipes...
Then when home we use clorox wipes inside the car and on the door handles..

I do!!!

I also keep a shelf by the door for our shoes- we immediately remove our outside shoes and place them on the shelf and slip on clean slippers to wear inside. I cannot stand wearing outside shoes inside the house, ESPECIALLY now with Covid-19.

I clean the items off I bought first. Then clean off my shoes then wash my hands. Then go over the door knobs and high traffic areas, etc. Wash hands again but like a surgeon. So far still alive.😁

I just throw the cloths in a pile in the laundry room.i better rethink this.Thankyou sir!

Yep ... I come home , undress and shower . I have been taking my bagged clothes to the cleaners

No, but I do wash my hands.

Clothes? Who need clothes these days? :)

No. I wash my hands. A bit of dirt also helps you to become immune to some things.

@Stardawgg OMG.. You are every woman's dream come true.. Uncut and big...
And many men's wishes also..

Hmm that’s a good idea