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  • Grasshopper
    Just me but no, I don't and won't.
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  • JimmyJack
    I do most things ,  wash the veggies in the sink.
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  • gjshaw

    No

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  • Horse Plains Drifter
    Nope.
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  • BobJudy
    No, but if it makes you more comfortable then by all means continue what you are doing. It can't hurt and just might help. Bob
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  • allen griggs
    No.  I also refuse to wear a face mask.   I did buy a face mask at the Exxon one day, for two bucks.  I was headed to the liquor store and I feared they might require a mask for entry.   Thankfully I did get into the liquor store and make my purchase without the mask.
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  • gartman
    Two years from now they will discover this stuff being sprayed everywhere causes cancer.
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  • nmyers
    Or, maybe this crap we spray things with causes Pediatric Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome.  (It has affected hundreds of children in the US, but hasn't been seen in any other part of the world.)
    Neal
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  • Mr. Perfect
    Always have always will.
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  • mark christian
    After returning home from the market, my mother would rinse fresh fruits and vegetables in the sink with cold water. I've always done the same. Otherwise, no special decontamination process.
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  • Brookwood
    I did for a couple of weeks. What I did notice is that when I was cleaning off the top of canned goods, my bleach cleaning rag was getting pretty dirty! :o 

    Guess I will continue cleaning canned stuff from now on. Not because of any virus though. 
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  • Frogdog
    Yep. Always have wiped things down, as the stuff can get pretty dirty en route to the store. Lately, though, our process has been:

    1. Pick up the gorcery order (i.e. stand back while the Walmart folks load the trunk)
    2. Take out the cold stuff and wipe down immediately.
    3. Everything else just stays in the car a couple of days. Then it gets wiped down.


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  • armilite
    Bubba Jr. said:
    Since this china virus started I cleaned up the table on our back porch to use as a decontamination station. I suit up with nitril gloves, and a mask, take out a bottle of alcohol and some shop towels and thoroughly wipe down everything my wife brought home before it enters the house.
    I have several issues that put me at a high risk, including diabetes, so I can't afford to take any chances.
    Do any of you take similar precautions

    I'm probably worse off then you, simple truth I get I die. I also doubt if your surrounded by 1.5 million people.
    I wear a mask when I go to the grocery store. I live within 6 blocks of the second worst infected zip code in the city. That means there is a good percentage of those folks using the same grocery store. I will not start cleaning off my purchased goods other then washing off the dusty tops of some of the canned goods if they appear dirty.


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  • tajjn
    My wife wipes down everything we bring home from the store, even vegetables 
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  • Rocky Raab
    Oh, hell no. But next time I get Jehovah's Witnesses at the door, I'm going to ask them to strip down naked so I can wipe them down.
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  • Marc1301
    Nope,.....just wipe down the granite island I set my bags down on when I'm all done.
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  • RobOz

    Do you people wash your hands after taking a dump? How about the person who stocks your clean mom and pop store

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  • Rocky Raab
    Rob, you must live in a constant state of paralysis by fear. Or you have a Howard Hughes-like germophobic existence.
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  • Grasshopper
    Better was that card or cash down and coins every time you touch it cause cash is VERY dirty. Check it out on the "net" and see what they find on the Jefferson's ect.
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  • Butchdog2
    Nope, never did and not starting now, same for the "mask", but if you choose to it is no problem for me. Half the reason for our sickness it being too clean. Everyone is too clean. Our body creates it's own defense but we keep killing it off bleach, lysol, antibiotics, you name it. Take a dose of augmentin for a week and see what happens to the ole bod then.  Us unguns would play and on occasion eat dirt I am sure, cow and chicken poop was abundant to.
    By the way I guess I fit the high risk crowd to.
    Joke alert.
    Gal goes to bar and asks for a drink. Bar tender reaches into ice machine for ice. Lady says don't use your hands, use the ice tongs. Bartender says my hands are all but sterile, I use my hands to wash the glasses in  hot soapy water, they are clean. I don't
    care use the tongs, OK I will he said. By the way she says your hands aren't always clean, you go to the bath room and and have to unzip you pants and take care of things. Bartender say you are correct but I use the tongs. Ya'll be careful out there.
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  • mohawk600
    I work in a major Texas grocery store.............and no........since I am stocking all day long, I see no point in trying to wash my own stuff that I buy
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  • chollagardens
    I live about 100 miles from the town I shop at. A quick trip to the store is not a option.  Also I always shop the sales. I don't wash canned food or food with long storage. I mark the expiration date and rotate. By the time I get to the food any virus should be dead. Fresh veges get washed. Most also get cooked.
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  • Mobuck
    This "thing" can't live on room temp non-porous surfaces for the length of time it takes me to drive home. Grouch Attack doesn't "clean" ANYTHING. Went to town for stuff yesterday. After putting the groceries in the back seat but before I could start the pickup, she'd dragged out a package of snack bars and ripped into it. Cleanliness, hygiene, and sanitation are all secondary to gorging.
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