Essentials for Staying Indoors -- How to Keep Things Clean So You Can Stay Calm

From a Kickstarter campaign to a ringing endorsement from our sister site CNET, the Brushean Makeup Brush Sanitizer is a little miracle worker -- especially in this age of disinfecting everything. Just put your makeup brushes in the canister, push a button and wait as they get a bacteria-destroying UV-light cleanse. In addition to beauty products, you can sanitize small everyday items like keys, pens and remotes.

If you have trouble sleeping, or even just relaxing during the day, white noise is your friend. This Snooz machine has 10 settings so you can adjust the tone and volume until you find your perfect, peaceful match.

Listen to the Centers for Disease and Control’s advice, now and always: Whenever you cough or sneeze, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue (or use the inside of your elbow). And when you’re done, it’s just as important to throw your used tissues in the trash instead of leaving them on your desk or in your purse.

Immediately after you’ve blown your nose and tossed the tissue, wash your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds. You’ll want to do this more often than usual, throughout the day. (Per the CDC, if you don't have access to soap and water, use a hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol; cover every inch of your hands and rub them together until they feel dry.) It’s also smart to stock up on soap refills.

Toilet paper supply is down -- and bidet sales are up. Tushy bidets fit all standard toilets and can be installed in 10 minutes. The Classic style is currently on sale, and the company is offering ET readers an extra 10% off their purchase with promo code ETONLINE.

No, it won’t get you high. Yes, it will soothe, moisturize and overall chill out your skin. Also, Sephora is offering free shipping on all orders through the end of the month -- there’s usually a $50 minimum.

You’ve already heard about the benefits of yoga, but they’re worth repeating. In addition to making you physically stronger and giving you more energy, regular practice can bring you mental clarity, relieve stress, relax your mind and sharpen your concentration. All of which we could use more of right now.

If you don’t have an essential oil diffuser, now’s the time to start using one -- these little appliances are so helpful at restoring a sense of tranquility to your home. This PureSpa model will diffuse for up to 10 hours at a time and covers about 250 square feet, so maybe get one for each room. Lavender should be your go-to essential oil since it has wizard-like properties in relieving stress and anxiety. Rosemary, sweet orange and bergamot oil can also help you relax.

This 14-pound weighted blanket will swath you in comforting pressure and a sense of security so you can actually get a decent night's sleep. Grab it on clearance for a limited time.

We encourage a good nap whenever you can take one, and these best-selling, silky-smooth Brooklinen sheets are perfect to doze off on. (They’re so good, they even come with a lifetime warranty!) Gentle reminder to wash your sheets regularly to keep them -- and you -- feeling fresh.

More handy tips from the CDC: You should be cleaning and disinfecting all regularly used surfaces -- anything you put your hands on -- daily. This includes tables, counters, doorknobs, light switches, handles, desks, phones, computer keyboards, toilets, faucets and sinks. This all-purpose spray has a lemon scent that will leave things spotless and smelling so fresh and so clean.

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