Novel coronavirus pneumonia: the survey by the Centers for Disease Control and prevention: nearly 40% Americans are not doing this. According to the Global Times report, the common Americans use disinfectants in order to prevent and treat new crown pneumonia, and even use bleach to wash food and skin.

According to the US Forbes Magazine 7 reported recently, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released findings that 39% of respondents interviewed over 500 adults had used improper detergents and had made at least one high-risk behavior, including washing food with bleach (19%), smearing their skin with household cleaners (18%) and spraying with disinfectant spray. The body (10%), inhaled disinfectant gas (6%), and even 4% said they had drunk diluted bleach or soapy water or rinsed with disinfectant products. A quarter of people have had side effects, and the report also shows that many Americans don't know how to use disinfectants properly.

Another report released by the CDC in April said that the number of poisoning alarm calls related to cleaning products increased by 20% year on year. (congchao) use disinfectant