Monkeypox virus can survive on surfaces for up to 6 days. It is possible for the virus to live on various surfaces such as clothing, bedding, and furniture for up to 6 days, although the virus cannot live in the environment very long.
The virus is also thought to be more stable at lower temperatures and higher humidities, suggesting that these conditions may further inhibit the ability of the virus to survive in the environment. To reduce your risk of infection, it is advisable to clean and disinfect any surfaces or objects that may have been exposed to the virus.