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Hand sanitising and fomites

Boulevardier · 2021-04-04 22:27:00

I am still religiously applying hand-sanitiser a couple of times every day, but is this still considered necessary? Some commentators are saying that catching the virus by touching objects that infected people may also have touched (fomites) is not really much of a danger after all. Also, is there any advice on how long…

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#32 08-04-2021 1:39pm
Mrs OBumble

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Corholio wrote: »

Hand sanitising shaming is the thing now it seems, the leap that someone who does must have something wrong with them is outrageous but sadly not surprising in what this pandemic has brought out in some people vileness wise.

There's nothing shameful about having a mental health problem.

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#33 08-04-2021 2:39pm
J Mysterio

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Mrs OBumble wrote: »

There's nothing shameful about having a mental health problem.

What a snide comment. Repugnant.

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#34 08-04-2021 2:59pm
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Mrs OBumble wrote: »

There's nothing shameful about having a mental health problem.

The vileness continues. Nasty.

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