Clean Away COVID
Helpful information on cleaning your home and protecting your family against COVID-19.
Scrub. Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
This catchy song is one of the many reasons the Clean Away COVID music video is a memorable and entertaining way to learn about keeping your home safer and cleaner during the pandemic. Watch it now with your entire family!
Follow these steps in the cleaning plan.
Clean Away COVID
With Clean Hands
The first step to keeping our homes clean is to make sure our hands are free of COVID-19 germs. Find out how and when to wash your hands.
Clean Away COVID
With the Right Tools
Jobs are a lot easier to accomplish if you have the right tools. These simple products will help you maintain a clean and healthy home.
Clean Away COVID
With Frequent Cleaning
Cleaning the surfaces in your home thoroughly and often will reduce and remove disease-causing germs, protecting you and your family.
Clean Away COVID
With Safer Disinfectant Use
If you suspect someone in your home is sick, follow this guidance on when and how to effectively disinfect the surfaces in your home.
Protect yourself when you leave home.
COVID-19 Transfers in the Air.
Wear a mask and maintain social distancing of at least 6 feet when you leave your home.
COVID-19 is a virus that spreads from person to person through droplets that are created when an infected person coughs, sneezes, or talks.
These droplets float through the air and can land in your mouth or nose if you are close by. You can also inhale the droplets and get sick.
That’s why it’s very important that you and your family always wear masks and maintain social distancing of at least six feet when you’re around other people.
Clean Away COVID Toolkit
The Clean Away COVID public service campaign was developed to provide families with important information about keeping their home environments safe and clean during the pandemic.
The Clean Away COVID resource materials are available at no cost to WIC, local and state health agencies, schools, non-profits, community and faith organizations and other groups serving families in their region.
Individuals and families are also welcome to download and share the materials at no cost. To access the tools, simply click on the button below.