
When we talk about the prevention of spreading germs, there
are a few things that immediately come to mind — washing your hands,
disinfecting common surfaces and practicing social distancing whenever
possible. But there are a few everyday items that may not be top of mind when
we consider what we should regularly clean, including what’s in our wallets.
Every time we buy groceries, grab takeout or make any other
purchase, we’ll more than likely touch our credit card to do so. Whether you’re
tapping to pay, swiping your card or inserting the chip, that means your card
is touching where hundreds or even thousands of cards have also touched
recently.
How coronavirus
spreads
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), coronavirus
is...