Viruses are small and simple (compared to bacteria). A typical virus consists of a string of nucleic acids (DNA, for example) wrapped in a protein coat. They are little renegades that have the ability to commandeer a cell, "forcing" it to produce more viruses. The cell often dies in the process. At the very least, the commandeered cell is unable to perform its normal functions. This will result in an illness.

Viruses are true parasites, they must parasitize living cells in order to reproduce themselves. They are not really "alive", so they are notoriously difficult to "kill" once they are inside a living creature.

How do I kill viruses in the home:

• You can use a bit of bleach
• A touch of hot water
• Soapy water

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