Summary
Norovirus resists most common cleaners, hand sanitizers, and typical wipes, thanks to its tough protein shell. To reliably kill it on surfaces at home, use a strong chlorine bleach solution or an EPA‑registered disinfectant proven effective against norovirus. Wear disposable gloves and a mask when cleaning contaminated areas. Wipe up any vomit or feces first, apply the disinfectant, and let it sit before wiping. Wash contaminated clothing on the hottest cycle, and wash hands frequently with soap and water, as sanitizers don’t deactivate the virus. Thorough cleaning and hygiene help stop norovirus from spreading.
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