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In general proper hand washing is as good as using a hand sanitiser. However for people such as my mother who is in her eighties and suffering from cancer hand sanitisers can be vital. She needs to have one in her hall so that visitors make sure they don't carry in any infection.

We cannot get hold of any, but ut my local chemist told me that when they got a stock in recently people were grabbing handfuls and they were sold out in minutes.

Can I just appeal to people to be aware that if, as a healthy low risk family, they are depleting shops of hand sanitisers, many of which will remain in cupboards unused, they are depriving ill and vulnerable people and their families of a simple way of keeping a loved one safe.

Please, if stocks are replenished, don't hog them and stock pile.. Leave enough to keep ill and vulnerable n people safe.

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Ficheall

The One Doctor wrote: »

Remember that 96.5% of people who get the COVID19 will be fine eventually.

I agree with most of your points, but I certainly would not rely solely on the WHO, and I think it might be more accurate to say that 96.5% of people who get this will not die of it - there's very little definitive data on the non-lethal effects on the virus.

makeandcreate

Sgt Hartman wrote: »

Are there any panic buyers lurking on this thread? I'd like to see your side of the story!!

I got a tray of dog food and 2kg of brown rice in case I can't get the hounds usual raw food delivery.
Other than that, just the regular shop today - although I did buy 4 toilet rolls I don't really need

Ace2007

makeandcreate wrote: »

I got a tray of dog food and 2kg of brown rice in case I can't get the hounds usual raw food delivery.
Other than that, just the regular shop today - although I did buy 4 toilet rolls I don't really need

The hounds eat brown rice?:eek:

whisky_galore

Ace2007 wrote: »

The hounds eat brown rice?:eek:

Are they Pekinese?

Day Lewin

That kitchen floor is already cleaner than it has been for months!

Mister Vain

Sgt Hartman wrote: »

Are there any panic buyers lurking on this thread? I'd like to see your side of the story!!

I bought a load of silver bullion so I will have something to trade with after the last of the worlds money is gone.

WrenBoy

Mister Vain wrote: »

I bought a load of silver bullion so I will have something to trade with after the last of the worlds money is gone.

I'll be trading Charmin myself, the market has clearly spoken.

[Deleted User]

Pornhub announced free Premium subscriptions in Italy for all of March. I guess we will be getting the same in about 2 weeks ...

Thargor

What kind of amateur buys toilet paper in a shop instead of stealing it from work anyway?

Andrewf20

I found going to the small spars / centras / butchers etc was the best bet today. No queues there bizarrely. People in auto pilot going to the big stores it seems.

Running low on nappies at home and other basics, so not taking the chance with a load of mouths to feed / kids to cater for. Peace of mind is worth alot.

B.A._Baracus

Will I be able to buy beer and smokes tomorrow?

I can?

Then we're all good baby :pac:

buried

Been digging out me vinyl record collection and having a great time of it.

Currently on a major bigtime 1991 binge

B.A._Baracus

Thargor wrote: »

What kind of amateur buys toilet paper in a shop instead of stealing it from work anyway?

This man is a Level 100.

Montage of Feck

Lunatics

Montage of Feck

I'm going to ride this out by living in the wild far from civilization where I can wipe my arse with leaves.

Agricola

Stopped off at my local petrol station on the way home and the owner had a palette of 24 pack bog rolls left out in the middle of the shop. They were flying out the door.

"Things are really going down the shítter, Tom!" I remarked to him as I paid for the few items at the till.

"Don't forget to wash your hands now!" he replied!

#CoronaCraic

fryup

Thargor wrote: »

What kind of amateur buys toilet paper in a shop instead of stealing it from work anyway?

workplace toilet paper is like sandpaper (well ours is):o

Bobblehats

Day Lewin wrote: »

Monopoly, Scrabble, or online gambling?

You just gave me a business idea

Monopolise scrambling...

Greyfox

Anybody worried about boredom in the next few weeks need to cop on to themselves, theirs hundredths of things you can still do in your free time

Me I've a backlog of about 80 games to get through

silver2020

Watch "the Rain" on Netflix.

Be afraid - be very afraid

Montage of Feck

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Pornhub announced free Premium subscriptions in Italy for all of March. I guess we will be getting the same in about 2 weeks ...

I'm stockpiling the hand moisturiser so.

The One Doctor

I'll be upcycling lots and lots of furniture. Sand, paint, sell, repeat.

foxy farmer

Steve F wrote: »

I saw Corona Beer in one Trolly :pac:

Fight fire with fire.

gmisk

Kindle loaded with books
Netflix, amazon prime, Kodi
Finally get through a clothes clear out.
I am not allowed to WFH yet....hopefully should know tomorrow.

Mister Vain

It's biological warfare lads. We're all fooked.

AlphabetCards

Major Lovechild wrote: »

Ah here - they'll be stockpiling lube next. Then it'll be back to the old Kerrygold.

Pfffft ok millenial, some of us stayed loyal to the kerrygold.

Church on Tuesday

The One Doctor wrote: »

Lads and lassies of Boards, here are a few pandemic tips:

DO:

Wash your hands regularly and avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with your hands.

Read the WHO advice

AVOID:

Anyone who has the COVID19 or has been in contact with someone who has it.

Panic buying. It's stupid and helps no-one.

Large crowds of people, especially indoors.

Sinn Fein supporters.

The news and media. Seriously, you're just worrying yourself. Just check the WHO site regularly.

IF YOU GET COVID19:

Call your GP or 112 (999 if you're old school).

Self-isolate.

Remember that 96.5% of people who get the COVID19 will be fine eventually. Children, young adults and those who do not have immune disorders or other serious health problems (and are under the age of 60) will be fine too.

And remember to be nice to each other, even to strangers.

People have a democratic vote and can vote for whom they like.

You and others like you need to cop on and get over this. It's getting old now.

Muahahaha

frag420 wrote: »

Achoooo!!!

Strumms

I’d say Netflix subscriptions will be added to two out of three homes or close to it. We have Netflix, I’ve just done a software update on the PS4 that hasn’t seen much action of late and downloaded a load of books to my iPad too so that’s the entertainment taken care of.

I’m on a kind of fitness mission after some health issues but with the gym out of bounds it will need to be home exercising. I have a good exercise bike and some weights and a mat so I’ll be doing a gross of close to two hours work a day, an hour in the morning, the same in the evening.

TuringBot47

Mister Vain wrote: »

It's biological warfare lads. We're all fooked.

Nature keeps things in balance.
If a species population grows to a point where a virus/bacteria/fungus can spread easily, then it will.

When the rabbit population grew out of control, Myxomatosis kept their numbers in check.

Ebola didn't spread across the world because it killed too fast.
So the slow burning non-fatal diseases are always going to be the ones that spread, the stealthy ones.

As much as this is a great tragedy and I have two vulnerable parents, as a species humans have been avoiding natural selection/survival of the fittest for a while now. Saving and artificially keeping the weak and old alive through artificial means.