Some Common Sense
Been reading about people buying products from their local grocery stores and then going to all the trouble of sanitizing said products before stocking home shelves. With sanitation supplies unavailable and many people running low, would it not be prudent to just let all hard goods and canned goods etc. just sit in their grocery bags out in the garage for the 24\48 hours it takes for the virus to die??
Don't mind me as I have had much to much free time on my hands the last few days!!
Don't mind me as I have had much to much free time on my hands the last few days!!
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todays deliverys will sit for couple days 0 -
Not sure, hard surfaces could potentially support the virus for longer, a mixture of 1 cup of bleach and 5 gallons of water is recommended by CDC for cleaning canned goods touched by flood water I would assume a similar mixture would be effective for cleaning non porous surfaces. I could also be DEAD wrong LOL 0 -
We leave packages on the porch but hadn’t thought about foodstuffs. 0 -
Other than perishable groceries, sitting in the sun for a day, the UV will kill most things. 0 -
news about NO/NONE>NADA >>FDA<< approval of the flood of CV home test kits...seems money grubbers like jim baker have geared up to fleece the suckers 0
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