all relevant questions and for me highlights where the "experts" could go some way to research the time-to-die for different surface types etc for the virus. If we knew for certain that on hard surfaces it took 12 hours to die, we could have a different approach to cleaning - i.e. cleaning wipes near door handles etc, or disposable tissues to use when opening doors. One thing that strikes me is that we have a government picture explaining about hand washing that shows a hand touching the door handle which is "infected" - so whats the point in washing your hands...?Grumps wrote: ↑Wed Mar 11, 2020 3:48 pmHow have you coped in the past when you've been in contact with someone had the flu?
What chance do you think you have of catching this virus
What chance do you think you have of dying from it
Do you still handle cash?
Do you eat out?
Do you open letters delivered by someone else
Do you drink in pubs ?
Or do you stay at home, don't see anyone, don't buy food, because guess what , somebody's touched that before you
The irony for me is that it is displayed next to a door (inside a toilet) where you have to touch the handle to exit...!