Can drying quilts prevent new pneumonia?

China is currently facing a major disease disaster, and that is the ravages of the novel coronavirus. In order to avoid contracting the new coronavirus, many people have taken measures to save themselves. Some people on the Internet say that drying quilts can prevent infection with the new coronavirus pneumonia.

In my opinion, drying a quilt is not immune to infection, and the reasons are as follows:

1. Crowded places are susceptible to infection.

First, let's take a look at the causes of the novel coronavirus. It is known that the first carrier of the virus came from an Huanan seafood market in Wuhan. The market, called the "Seafood Market", was openly selling wild animals, so the animals carrying the virus passed the virus to the people who slaughtered it and ate it in this small market, and then cross-infected quickly followed.

Since the diagnosis on December 31, 2019, it has only been a month since the new coronavirus infection has spread all over China, and even foreign countries have been detected. This shows how quickly the virus spreads. The most common routes of transmission of the virus are saliva transmission and contact transmission.

Therefore, crowded places are high-risk places for the spread of the new coronavirus, such as restaurants, stations, KTVs and other entertainment and leisure places.

2. Drying quilts cannot eliminate the new coronavirus.

Experts have pointed out that the new coronavirus is sensitive to high temperatures and heat, but that does not mean that drying the quilt can prevent the spread of the virus, and drying the quilt can kill mites and other microorganisms. And the quilt is fluffy, and the possibility of the virus staying on it is very small.

3. How to prevent the spread of the novel coronavirus.

The medicine prescribed by the expert is, "If you can, don't go out." Be sure to wear a mask when you go out." As mentioned above, the main routes of transmission of the virus are saliva transmission and contact transmission.

Saliva transmission is a way for everyone to wear a mask, stay away from crowds, do not go to gathering places, and do not touch other people's saliva. As for contact transmission, healthy people are more likely to be infected if they come into contact with oral and nasal secretions left by infected people on objects such as mobile phone screens and bus handles. Therefore, as long as you wash your hands frequently and do not touch your eyes with your hands, you can avoid infection to a large extent.

Now Wuhan has been locked down, for the first time in human history. China has reached a moment of dire straits, the virus is not terrible, as long as all of us are united, unite as one, and obey the command of the country, we will definitely be able to overcome this difficulty. It coincides with the Spring Festival, and family gatherings are frequent.

I hope everyone can consciously not go to the door, not to go to the ** dense place, we are not just the New Year, but to have more New Year. It is the duty of each of us now not to cause trouble to the country and doctors and to actively respond to the call of the country.

Drying quilts cannot prevent new pneumonia, and measures such as alcohol disinfection should be carried out, and there is also a reduction in going out.

No, drying quilts can be sterilized by the sun to kill some bacteria in our quilts, but coronaviruses are very special ones, and so, they can't achieve such an effect.

No, drying the quilt only evaporates the moisture on the surface of the quilt, so that the quilt is not damp and more comfortable to cover.

No, although ultraviolet light can inactivate the virus to a certain extent, drying the quilt during the outbreak of the new coronavirus can also bring the virus into the home.

No, there are still many cases of new pneumonia infection, and it has nothing to do with the quilt.

It is not possible to prevent the new type of pneumonia, pneumonia is transmitted from person to person, and the main purpose of drying the quilt is to eliminate some bacteria on the quilt.

Drying quilts cannot prevent zinc pneumonia because the temperature of the sun does not completely kill the bacteria of the quilts.