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originally posted by: Deplorable
It's airborne ... whether your government wants to admit it or not.
originally posted by: Ksihkehe
originally posted by: Deplorable
It's airborne ... whether your government wants to admit it or not.
Excellent, you managed to state something nobody has denied or disagreed with yet act like you completely just busted the thread wide open.
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
If you stand next to someone with Coronavirus it won't help you if you wash your hands afterwards...
-MM
originally posted by: MerkabaMeditation
Don't be fooled by those sources that try their hardest to prevent the truth coming out to the people.
originally posted by: Deplorable
originally posted by: Ksihkehe
originally posted by: Deplorable
It's airborne ... whether your government wants to admit it or not.
Excellent, you managed to state something nobody has denied or disagreed with yet act like you completely just busted the thread wide open.
Kind of off-topic, but, how did you manage to miss the post I was replying to?
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: MerkabaMeditation
The mainstream news and official health organizations worldwide seems to say that washing your hands will protect you from Coronavirus - which is utterfly false - the Coronavirus is airborne and spreads though the air.
Coronavirus is spread through the air if you are in reasonably close proximity to an infected person , droplets will last longer on surfaces than in the air so the washing of hands is still important
Unlike some extremely contagious pathogens, the virus is not thought to spread via smaller droplets that can remain airborne for long periods of time.
originally posted by: EverythingsWrong
So let’s break down the wash your hands.........
Your in a supermarket and someone with coronavirus sneezes and coughs as they are walking around the same supermarket. Each item you pick up could potentially be infected, but you wash your hands in sanitiser and wear rubber gloves. You get to the TIL and pay for your products - your change could now be infected that you put into your purse so your purse is now infected as are your clothes. If you paid by card and put the card into the card reader - the same card reader that the infected person put their card into then your credit card is now infected.
Again you sanitise you’re hands and go to your vehcle into which you put your infected groceries and sit in with your infected clothes but now you remove your rubber gloves and sanitise your hands.
You get home and remove the infected groceries from your now infected vehicle and take them into your home and put them into your fridge, cupboards and bathroom all of which are now infected - how exactly do you sanitise every single contact and step along this and the subsequent next apparent 9 days that the virus can stay alive
originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: smurfy
It may depend on the temperature of the surface as to how long the Covid 19 virus can survive i suppose.
originally posted by: carewemust
Former Secretary of State John Kerry told the 2,000 attendees at his Climate Change meeting today to refrain from Sneezing or Coughing.