Just reading an e-mail we got from the Chief Exec of Sainsbury’s and one of the things he is asking is where possible not to use money and this got me thinking (always dangerous) that if the virus sticks to money, does it stick to all paper? So mail delivered, newspapers delivered, paper bags containing meds from the chemist that are dropped off at the door, cardboard boxes housing internet orders. If so then locking ourselves away for 12 weeks isn’t foolproof.
As I said possibly a daft question and I’m letting my imagination get the better of me.
Take care 🙂
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My understanding is yes... So far it could be up to 72 hours on some surfaces, maybe someone will post a link....
📮So I left my council tax bill (that I could easily recognise)💷 & various other correspondence on the floor till I got a glove on to pick it up & left it for a few days (as long as its not medical)...
Thank you all. Another thing to add to the list of ‘precautionary measures’. Going to have to make a list, my foggy brain is getting overloaded. Take care everyone 🙂
Oops, I should have read more before replying. Sorry to have repeated what you already pointed out.
But generally when you take off those types of gloves you grab at the very top edge and pull them off in a fashion that has them inside out when you toss them in your receptacle. Then there’s no need to touch anything infected?
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