Disinfectants - WHO
Decontamination of blood or body fluid spills For spills, use 1:10 chlorine solution to inactivate pathogens before soaking up the fluid with absorbent materials. These absorbent materials must then be incinerated. Disinfection of hands The principal means for disinfecting hands is by washing with soap and water. If available, a
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