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Lucia Apologist
Re: Covfefe 19: now in 3D
50%+ of resolved cases.
Currently at a 1.6% death rate of confirmed cases.
50%+ of resolved cases.
Currently at a 1.6% death rate of confirmed cases.
Hand sanitizer is good, but not as effective, if I recall correctly, at least for the coronavirus. Could be wrong on that last part. I know soap is amazingly effective at killing it.
Went back to work today, sucked. Felt ok, but hard to get back into the swing of it after being on the shelf so long.
But yes, town is a ghost town. Governor today restricted all restaurants to just take-out. You can walk into McDonald's, but just counter service to go. I stopped in to get my morning Coke, and got handed the cup with cover already on it, and a straw. No napkins, salt and pepper packets, etc, t\out to be touched and pawed, everything comes over the counter.
Only places that were mobbed were the grocery stores, including Walmart. People going nuts. I had to get things at the end of the day. No paper towels or TP, no peanut butter, no butter or eggs, very little cheese, no pasta or sauce. No bread, I grabbed some English muffins, and found two loaves of Arnold bread on a small rack at the end of an aisle, there was nothing in the bread aisle except hamburger buns and English muffins.
Yeah, NY is rising fast. Over 1700.
Soap is very effective against many bacteria, including coronavirus because of their lipid envelope. Hand sanitizer that is at least 60% alcohol is also effective.
I remembered the first part. Couldn't remember the last part, or what was required to make the sanitizer as effective. 60%. I would hope most hand sanitizers worth their salt (i.e. sold on store shelves) would be at least 60%, but I don't know that answer either.
1. From the little I know, acetaminophen (Tylenol) and/or ibuprofen (Motrin) are fine, along with something like Mucinex or Robitussin is fine. Your PCP would know more, but in this regard, I think what they prescribe is similar to the flu (minus the Tamiflu, etc., obviously).
2. On average, 5 days from date of exposure. As little as 2 days, as long as 14, from what I've read.
3. You should be fine if you touch something that may have the coronavirus on it, and then you wash your hands really good for 20 seconds afterwards. Soap kills the ******* out of this thing (along with a lot of things). Hand sanitizer is good, but not as effective, if I recall correctly, at least for the coronavirus. Could be wrong on that last part. I know soap is amazingly effective at killing it.
I was just coming here to ask how you were feeling, rufus. Did you take anything specific while you were in the midst?
Just some generic Nyquil-type cold and flu tabs for the first few days. The nighttime ones helped me sleep. Once I stopped feeling feverish or chilled, I quit with those and just took acetametaphin.
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">“I knew it was a pandemic before anyone!” <a href="https://t.co/SudH5mmj9A">pic.twitter.com/SudH5mmj9A</a></p>— Mrs. Betty Bowers (@BettyBowers) <a href="https://twitter.com/BettyBowers/status/1239973992699588610?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 17, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
And now at 5204 cases. They are converging towards each other...