I went out for a long time and didn t go home, and today I came home and found a dead bat in the bas

This matter needs to be ruled out from several angles. I will provide you with ideas and suggestions, and you can see it clearly in combination with the actual situation.

1) Bats do carry a lot of viruses, even plague.

2) However, many viruses do not survive long in nature after leaving their parasitic hosts (bats or humans).

3) As long as you don't have any wounds on your hands when you handle dead bats, then a few more rounds of soap are enough.

4) The basin can be disinfected with 84 disinfectant, or you really don't feel at ease and just throw it away and buy a new one.

5) What crevices should the bats have come into? Check your home to see if there are anything else or insects coming in.

6) Spray mosquitoes and insects in the house, close the doors and windows for a few hours, and people go out for a walk. When I came back, there were basically no mosquitoes or anything that came in.

7) Find out where the gap is and plug it to prevent future troubles.

OK, you should be relieved after these steps, right?

In fact, as long as you don't let a bat bite, or stay in a bat cave for a long time, it's generally fine. There are bats in the mountainous areas, rural areas or broken temples in the south, and the common people live and work in peace and contentment. Moreover, many men before the 70s have caught and played with bats when they were children, and nothing is wrong.

So you should be at ease, right? Hehe.

It is not contagious, bats can get in very small crevices, and it is best to disinfect it with 84.

If you come in through the crack, you can do anything through the crack in the door, so don't worry.

You won't get sick if you don't get sick.