Usually, when you come back from the outdoors, you don’t need to disinfect your outerwear every time you wear it, except when you have clear contact with a patient or suspicious person, or when you go to the hospital and feel that you are at greater risk. It is usually sufficient to hang your outerwear in a slightly remote place inside your home without disinfecting it. There are several options for disinfecting outerwear: 1) you can put the clothes in a plastic bag and place them in a clean and ventilated place. Directly to the top of the clothing spray alcohol or spray other disinfectants can not achieve the disinfection effect. Therefore, the disinfection of outer clothing is the same as the disinfection of fabric, which needs to be disinfected by heating and disinfectant immersion. Content source: Dr. You Lai