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a quick surface wipe with a domestos wipe should suffice, making sure not to squeeze the wipe to release excess liquid while wiping, but one thing pops up, the only people touching your lightswich should be family members, so surely if one of those has it everything is going to be a problem touching anyway.

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Back when I had a proper job I was a lab rat in a bugs lab testing, amongst other things, sh1t samples for things like salmonella and E-coli. The cleaning jollop of choice was 10/1 hypochlorite aka diluted bleach. I also got through 30-odd pairs of latex gloves.

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1 hour ago, Smoggy said:

Before you can kill off a virus you have to work out if it is actually 'alive' in the first place, I think the science is still out on wether they are actually life or not.

It is indeed a moot point. Viruses replicate by hijacking the cells of their hosts. They can't move of their own volition, they can't think. They don't do anything but replicate. They do have very specialised mechanisms that latch onto host cells so that they can do their business. When we talk about "killing" viruses, we are very often talking about distupting the latching mechanisms so that they can't operate as nature, or the bloke in the germ-warfare lab, intended.

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On 19/04/2020 at 22:58, SteveO said:

It is indeed a moot point. Viruses replicate by hijacking the cells of their hosts. They can't move of their own volition, they can't think. They don't do anything but replicate.

I've met a few people like that :default_norty::default_cool:

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Well I am following the advice of the Super intellectual President of The United States. I can report that I feel much better for it, as thought a weight has been lifted. I feel safe for the first time in 5 weeks.

As many members know I love a four pack of Special Brew with Bleach chasers but following the advice by The President I have moved in the last 48 hours entirely to disinfectant. 

I actually started with Sainsbury's own label and water but after experimentation have settled on Dettol. It really is worth the extra couple of pounds. 

Dettol is so much "cleaner on the palate", and the "bouquet" far superior. With the Sainsbury product I was getting Cromer's Public Toilets on the nose but with Dettol subtle hints of Pine Forest! 

Dettol is so superior that I have dispensed with water altogether and I am just taking it " On the Rocks"

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In these times I am reminded of my grandmother.

In times of flu, snow or natural diaasters she always blamed them rockets going up into the sky and said they should only send them up when there is wind and that acid rain falling to clear the air after them.

paul

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1 hour ago, ZimbiIV said:

In these times I am reminded of my grandmother.

In times of flu, snow or natural diaasters she always blamed them rockets going up into the sky and said they should only send them up when there is wind and that acid rain falling to clear the air after them.

paul

Grans & Nans knew a thing or too.

 

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