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Most common disinfectants do not kill C. auris, which can live on surfaces for weeks.

Many household disinfectants do not work well against the virus.

Boiling, freezing, adding chlorine or other disinfectant or letting water stand will not make it safe.

Sunlight, too, is a great and timeless disinfectant: airy, open spaces don’t just allow air movement that reduces transmission risk — they actually let sunlight in where it can kill bacteria in the air.

For instance, the Environmental Protection Agency in 2021 issued a warning to GEO Group after finding that misuse of a chemical disinfectant spray had caused detainees to suffer nosebleeds and nausea.