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Iggo

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23. "Don't know if that kills the bugs, or just contaminates the fudgsicles."

Reply to Grasswire2 (Reply #2)

Sun Oct 11, 2020, 02:15 PM

Oct 2020

Oh my god, thank you!

Best laugh of the morning.

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The biggest problem is droplets and aerosols because the amounts are greater flamingdem Oct 2020 #1

ATM buttons and checkout? Grasswire2 Oct 2020 #2

I put mine in a safe, and then don't touch it for 30 days. 634-5789 Oct 2020 #4

And gas pumps. intheflow Oct 2020 #5

I would suggest washing our money MagickMuffin Oct 2020 #8

Freezing doesn't kill the virus, it makes it last longer. LisaL Oct 2020 #9

It Does Neither ProfessorGAC Oct 2020 #11

"Don't know if that kills the bugs, or just contaminates the fudgsicles." Iggo Oct 2020 #23

sugar free fudgsicles are my go to Grasswire2 Oct 2020 #33

Use a dryer shelf, on high for 25 mins. 58Sunliner Oct 2020 #25

I think freezing only slows down the rate of growth, rather than killing either virus or bacteria Hekate Oct 2020 #49

A trust inspiring talking head on CNN pointed out that those... LAS14 Oct 2020 #3

Yeah, it's really two different questions William Seger Oct 2020 #24

I'm still wiping down or using good old Sol on every item coming into the house... Hugin Oct 2020 #6

Also, our virologist neighbor (friend of Fauci, former head of.. LAS14 Oct 2020 #7

Yes. And these tests are extremely sensitive. gristy Oct 2020 #10

The actual journal article linked to from the BBC page explains how the researchers controlled for Hugin Oct 2020 #14

Thanks for posting that link. KY_EnviroGuy Oct 2020 #17

Thanks for that link. gristy Oct 2020 #18

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Alive is different from alive in quantities sufficient to be infectious Ms. Toad Oct 2020 #13

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I never stopped wiping down the groceries marlakay Oct 2020 #19

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First thing I bought - even before a mask - was a Home Soap (super large version of the phone soap) Native Oct 2020 #21

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1) Takes ideal conditions, 2) a few viruses don't form an infectious load. Do not panic or get upset Bernardo de La Paz Oct 2020 #26

Exactly!. Well said Bernardo. Nitram Oct 2020 #38

Vast majority of the article is experts calling bullshit on the study greenjar_01 Oct 2020 #27

Wipe down those groceries, especially the tops of cans! And never drink from an unwashed soda can. colorado_ufo Oct 2020 #28

+1 Hugin Oct 2020 #50

God is angry with us. OneBro Oct 2020 #29

The half life is the more important number Warpy Oct 2020 #30

Thank you for this perspective. Your background matters on this. KentuckyWoman Oct 2020 #43

I wear nitrile gloves every time I leave the house and sanitize them when I get home BamaRefugee Oct 2020 #31

Tune in next week when another study will contradict this one BannonsLiver Oct 2020 #34

They won't. Warpy Oct 2020 #35

True. The air is not a supportive environment for the virus. Nor will it survive being swallowed Nitram Oct 2020 #37

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I'm not convinced surfaces are very significant factor in everyday life. In a factory or workplace Nitram Oct 2020 #36

Agree with you but I would add.... KY_EnviroGuy Oct 2020 #45

Agreed. At Harris Teeter, where I go grocery shopping, they wipe down the handle of every Nitram Oct 2020 #51

Thank you for the reminder. KentuckyWoman Oct 2020 #41

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is... myohmy2 Oct 2020 #44

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