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.