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26. Depends on who

Wed Mar 11, 2020, 07:10 AM

Mar 2020

I could name a few

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These Common Household Products Can Destroy the Novel Coronavirus - Consumrer Reports [View all] question everything Mar 2020 OP

Kick dalton99a Mar 2020 #1

I'll give this another kick. intheflow Mar 2020 #2

And another kick. calimary Mar 2020 #21

I heard that ammonia will do the trick also Demovictory9 Mar 2020 #3

Don't mix bleach with ammonia or you will get chlorine gas burrowowl Mar 2020 #13

Kick Hekate Mar 2020 #4

Kicking! Maru Kitteh Mar 2020 #5

Bleach is also best when cleaning up norovirus. EllieBC Mar 2020 #6

Yeah but we don't want people drinking any of the above milestogo Mar 2020 #7

Depends on who jberryhill Mar 2020 #26

Excellent info. Thank you OhNo-Really Mar 2020 #8

Bleach. Of course. Thank you! denem Mar 2020 #9

Regular soaps are probably OK with bleach. Just don't mix with ammonia... Wounded Bear Mar 2020 #12

Some formulations of Dawn forkol Mar 2020 #16

Elaborate, please? intrepidity Mar 2020 #17

Thge kids always liked the bubbling action of peroxide Maeve Mar 2020 #27

Guess I'll wipe down packages with some bleach before opening ... Hermit-The-Prog Mar 2020 #14

Dousing not wiping OhNo-Really Mar 2020 #28

I am sure they wanta make a profit yuiyoshida Mar 2020 #18

As was Walgreens. We''ve always have had many towelettes at home question everything Mar 2020 #20

One teaspoon of bleach per gallon of water. Buzz cook Mar 2020 #22

Gentle reminder Steven Maurer Mar 2020 #23

This is Consumer Reports. intheflow Mar 2020 #25