Aggie95 said:
wife started taking stuff out of bags and wiping with lysol and then we bring it in...we realize it's probably overkill.
While at the store (Kroger) yesterday I watched an employee loading an online order (ClickList). She had her own opened snack on the cart, eating as she was strolling through the store. She dgaf....
MrProfit said:
Not saying I am doing as good as this guy... but worth posting since you asked.
This is the level I've taken it too.MrProfit said:
Not saying I am doing as good as this guy... but worth posting since you asked.
Sq 17 said:
next week i probably will let the canned goods soak up some UV on the driveway i hear Sunlight is a good disinfectant
Sq 17 said:
next week i probably will let the canned goods soak up some UV on the driveway i hear Sunlight is a good disinfectant
Sq 17 said:
next week i probably will let the canned goods soak up some UV on the driveway i hear Sunlight is a good disinfectant
on to plan B put groceries in cupboard and wash hands after i put them up and after i open them on the bright side i an the only person touching groceries in my houseBruce Almighty said:Sq 17 said:
next week i probably will let the canned goods soak up some UV on the driveway i hear Sunlight is a good disinfectant
I read an article a couple days ago that sunlight doesn't kill the virus. Only concentrated UV will kill it.
Not picking on you specifically, but I wonder how people with this approach would feel if they found out that they killed a few old people because they carelessly contracted the virus and spread it to those who otherwise woukd have been unaffected? Food for thiught.Bruce Almighty said:
Nothing. I'm not living in a bubble. I'd probably feel different if I was old.
Because you don't think sensible precautions are worthwhile since you think you'll be able to live thriugh poor consequences. Question is... at the expense of what?? Truth is, if you get this, and unknowingly spread it around (which is apparently common), then chances are that YOU WILL wind up killing someone, somewhere down the line. That's just how this sort of thing works.barnyard1996 said:
Because we don't come home and spray Lysol on our groceries?
I understand what you are saying, but I'm already washing my hands 10+ times a day and use hand sanitizer every time I go out, which has only been twice in the last two weeks. I'm also not going to live in fear of this thing to the point where I feel like I'm walking around on egg shells all the time. If people are really getting this from toughing a box of cereal, then we're likely all going to get this at some point in time in the next year or so. Eventually, people are going to start going back to work and kids are going to go back to school. When that happens, what we do with our groceries will be the least of our concerns.DifferenceMaker Ag said:Not picking on you specifically, but I wonder how people with this approach would feel if they found out that they killed a few old people because they carelessly contracted the virus and spread it to those who otherwise woukd have been unaffected? Food for thiught.Bruce Almighty said:
Nothing. I'm not living in a bubble. I'd probably feel different if I was old.
Pun intended.
DifferenceMaker Ag said:Not picking on you specifically, but I wonder how people with this approach would feel if they found out that they killed a few old people because they carelessly contracted the virus and spread it to those who otherwise woukd have been unaffected? Food for thiught.Bruce Almighty said:
Nothing. I'm not living in a bubble. I'd probably feel different if I was old.
Pun intended.
Ag_N_Houston said:
I wiped items with hard surfaces (milk) with a Lysol wipe. I quarantine soft packaged items (bread) on the kitchen table for a couple of days. I don't eat at the kitchen table. Frozen items go straight to the freezer. They will be there several days before use anyway. I am currently not buying any fresh produce.
Shopping has become a tedious process.
DifferenceMaker Ag said:Not picking on you specifically, but I wonder how people with this approach would feel if they found out that they killed a few old people because they carelessly contracted the virus and spread it to those who otherwise woukd have been unaffected? Food for thiught.Bruce Almighty said:
Nothing. I'm not living in a bubble. I'd probably feel different if I was old.
Pun intended.
nai06 said:MrProfit said:
Not saying I am doing as good as this guy... but worth posting since you asked.
Some of that stuff is overkill. I don't think you should be washing your food with soap.
I heard on CNN that its Trump's fault for not doing more. If he had a Texags handle, all of this could have been avoided.DifferenceMaker Ag said:Because you don't think sensible precautions are worthwhile since you think you'll be able to live thriugh poor consequences. Question is... at the expense of what?? Truth is, if you get this, and unknowingly spread it around (which is apparently common), then chances are that YOU WILL wind up killing someone, somewhere down the line. That's just how this sort of thing works.barnyard1996 said:
Because we don't come home and spray Lysol on our groceries?
