In the current epidemic, which material is safer to wear?

The topic of "going out and wearing clothes during the epidemic" has become a hot topic of discussion during this special period. So what kind of clothes should I wear when I go out?

Speaking of this issue, we need to look at it scientifically and rationally. In fact, clothes of any kind may be contaminated by the "new coronavirus". In daily life, the main route of infection of the new coronavirus is the droplets emitted when the infected person coughs or sneezes. When these droplets contaminate the clothes, they may increase the risk of infection (the risk is small).

In fact, whether we are sitting on the sofa or leaning against the door, it is possible that the virus contaminated on these objects may be stained on our clothes. At the same time, the static electricity on the clothes may also remove impurities and dust in the air and environment. When substances are adsorbed on our clothes, these adsorbents may be adulterated with viruses. In other words, the clothes that are more likely to generate static electricity, the more viruses that may be contaminated on the body, such as nylon fabrics, chemical fiber fabrics and other materials that are easy to generate static electricity.