I Am Supposed To To What I Am Told
Body & Soul2 mins ago
Is This Necessary?
39 Answers
The spraying and wiping down of tables and chairs outside with anti-bacteria solution. After every single use. Isn’t this a tad excessive as I’ve read the virus is not normally know to infect from chairs etc outside exposed to sunlight etc.
Answers
the rule says that surfaces should be cleaned between customers and in view of customers. It doesn't specify with what.
18:30 Sat 11th Jul 2020
SharonA, there were reports saying sunlight could kill the virus
https:/
https:/
That LBC one goes off in two directions....it talks about antibacterial gel then goes on to talk about alcohol gel. They are not necessarily the same thing. The stuff that people are using on tables and chairs might well be antiviral. Bulk antiviral spray is not expensive...its not even expensive in handbag/pocket sized sprays or in bulk packs of wipes. The ones I have simply say that the solution has to stay in contact with the skin or hard surface (yes its multi use) for one minute to be effective.
I haven't taken any precautions at all throughout this lockdown. If people want to swerve out of my way in the street, that's ok but I never do the same. I don't use any of the sprays etc; never worn a face cover or gloves either.
People may remember the scare about the AIDS virus back in the 80's. Ads all over the place saying how deadly and dangerous it was, but, as it was virus, it needs a host and can only live outside that host for a maximum of 15 seconds. Transmission was by close and/or intimate contact. Not on surfaces of anything. So what's different about this virus? It's a virus. Have viruses advanced so much in 35 years that they can live for 72 hours outside a host?
People may remember the scare about the AIDS virus back in the 80's. Ads all over the place saying how deadly and dangerous it was, but, as it was virus, it needs a host and can only live outside that host for a maximum of 15 seconds. Transmission was by close and/or intimate contact. Not on surfaces of anything. So what's different about this virus? It's a virus. Have viruses advanced so much in 35 years that they can live for 72 hours outside a host?
Throughout this lockdown, there has been a prevalence of nannyism and nursemaid types, saying things that such people, and mothers, used to say and treating everyone like 5 year olds. They are then full of self-congratulations "because we care". It's sickening and annoying at the same time. Patronisation all over the place. Pass the sick bag please. Oh better not. It might have a virus.
The things about viruses in the virus in the 80's are not my facts. They were included in lots of media reports at the time.
The things about viruses in the virus in the 80's are not my facts. They were included in lots of media reports at the time.
"Clarion, viruses do indeed mutate all the time. That's why they have to come up with a new flu vaccine every year or two."
New flu vaccines are designed every year based on WHO guidance (i.e. best guess of the many candidate strains likely to take hold within each hemisphere's flu season).
https:/
https:/
It is possible to completely miss the prevalent strains, as in 2017-18
https:/
https:/
New flu vaccines are designed every year based on WHO guidance (i.e. best guess of the many candidate strains likely to take hold within each hemisphere's flu season).
https:/
https:/
It is possible to completely miss the prevalent strains, as in 2017-18
https:/
https:/
