10 Etiquette Rules to Follow When Visiting Your Friends

Choose hostess gifts wisely 

Many people bring hostess gifts when they visit someone, right? “To me, bringing a hostess gift is a polite thing to do,” Grotts says. But you have to choose them wisely. For instance, you should opt for something that can be disinfected or kept in a safe place for a few days until the virus dies, such as a bottle of wine, candles or bottles of essential oils. In addition, “if your friend says don’t bring anything, then don’t bring anything,” Schweitzer says.

According to specialists, you may also contract the virus if you touch an infected surface or object and then touch your face. Recent studies have shown that the novel coronavirus can live for hours and even days on certain surfaces, such as doorknobs, countertops, packages and so on. So, try to bring a non perishable gift when you visit your friends.