409 spray has the same (or similar) active ingredient as the Clorox wipes. Our stores (Seattle) are out of 409, but I still found some on Amazon. Spray the 409 on a rag and soak down the steering wheel, etc. Same as the wipes, it has to remain wet for 30 seconds. Allow to air dry.
Hydrogen Peroxide (3%) is also effective but takes longer. Costco had a new shipment of it in and the shelves were full. Excerpt:
“The time required for inactivating three serotypes of rhinovirus using a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution was 6–8 minutes...”
The above excerpt came from the link below that goes over numerous chemical disinfectants. Alcohol is very good at destroying the virus. 70% is better than 91 or 100%. You can buy higher percent and dilute it. Amazon still has some.
And mix the 91 or 99 with aloe to make hand sanitizer.
https://www.cdc.gov/infectioncontrol/guidelines/disinfection/disinfection-methods/chemical.html
There are much more potent peroxide available. Used as a sterilizing agent. Look for above 7% and add a half percent acetic acid. Work quickly, as this degrades rather fast.
Avoid too high a percentage of H2O2– this stuff was part of torpedo fuel combo at one time. 12% to 35% may be available on Amazon.
Thanks for this information!