Covid precautions that matter

[PMRpro]

Since it is to be handed over to the general public to use common sense, and because I didn't see much of that on view amongst the general public at the footy, I thought that I'd post this link about the things we can do that really DO help avoid catching Covid.

theguardian.com/society/202...

[SheffieldJane]

Thanks for this!

[123-go]

That's really interesting. Thank you.

[Songbird69]

Really interesting. Thank you for posting.

[Rachmaninov2]

Thank you, it helps a lot.

[Lochy]

Excellent article and it’s very hard to convince others that their constant sanitising is less useful than opening the windows!

[ChrisinNam]

Very interesting article, if a bit long. I hope all the facts have been checked?

[PMRpro Ambassador in reply to ChrisinNam]

Who knows - but I didn't find anything in it to quibble about

[ChrisinNam in reply to PMRpro]

Good!

[Blossom20]

Great article, thanks for posting. I always did think that it was an airborne spread disease - but then I believed the scientists who said it was surface transmitted too!What worries me is the amount of damage we're doing to the environment with throwing away single use gloves etc and using toxic chemicals to clean things.

[PMRpro Ambassador in reply to Blossom20]

Gloves of course are useless unless really used as single use or with gel to protect the skin from the gel which is fair enough. In fact - worse than useless because people think they are protected but still touch face etc with the now potentially contaminated gloves

Like masks with the nose hanging out ...

[Omanain]

Thank you for this. I will pass this on to my family and friends.

[DavidMF]

Thanks, a great article adding to my Common Sense, which I will be using as per normal.