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Re:New coronavirus stable for hours on surfaces by _bxg1 on Tuesday March 17, 2020 @07:48PM (#22611952)
I made one last trip to the grocery store on Friday. Wiped the handle and bottom of the cart, but I'm just crossing my fingers that the items I bought were safe. Included lots of individual fruits, so not really feasible to sterilize. I'm in Texas, so hopefully it wasn't prevalent enough yet. Not sure what I'll do when I have to make another trip in a couple weeks if we're still in quarantine.
Re:New coronavirus stable for hours on surfaces by KCUOJJQJ on Tuesday March 17, 2020 @09:07PM (#22612551)
>Not sure what I'll do when I have to make another trip in a couple weeks if we're still in quarantine.

Maybe we can develop good ideas? What about these ideas:

* Vitamin/mineral pills

* fruit juice / pureed fruit/vegetables (for secondary plant substances)

* Visiting the grocery store when few customers are there

* Apply cream to your hands. I always wash my hands often. They can become dry and tiny wounds occur. If lemon juice hurts your hands then it's bad. Germs can get into the tiny wounds.

* Additionally, wear plastic gloves.

Re:New coronavirus stable for hours on surfaces by johntash on Wednesday March 18, 2020 @01:39AM (#22613946)
> * Visiting the grocery store when few customers are there

This is becoming hard with a lot of grocery stores reducing their hours now. Our local store is only open 8-8 vs 24hours normally; I'd love to go around 10 or 11pm like we normally do.

Re:New coronavirus stable for hours on surfaces by jennyyang on Tuesday March 17, 2020 @07:51PM (#22611978)
wash the fruits with a little bit of dish soap, soap is enough to disrupt the virus.