What chemicals will disinfect for Corona virus?

[SMCommerical]

There is no chemical that can kill the Coronavirus-19 at the moment. The CDC only has recommended products that is about it.

 

[keep it clean]

CDC says wash your hands. People buy toilet paper.

At least they are still wiping their ass lol. But they think sanitizer alone means clean. These are the same folks that think theres a simple spray to remove cat piss. "Why do you have to do all this cant you just spray it with special spray"

 

[Anderson]

FIRE FIRE FIRE about kills everything....
a lighter and a hair spray can will work....
or better yet crank open the propane tank....burn burn burn

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[Common janitor]

Stop at Dollar Genitalia tonight and bought this ,then grabbed a six pack of Corona Extra at Sheetz for my sons birthday. Told him it was the “ Virus Special “ . Lol .
Parking lot at Dollar Genitalia was packed !! People pushing carts around full of bleach, wipes , TP , paper towels !!
SMDH .
All the Best , Ed

 

[keep it clean]

View attachment 90051 Stop at Dollar Genitalia tonight and bought this ,then grabbed a six pack of Corona Extra at Sheetz for my sons birthday. Told him it was the “ Virus Special “ . Lol .
Parking lot at Dollar Genitalia was packed !! People pushing carts around full of bleach, wipes , TP , paper towels !!
SMDH .
All the Best , Ed

its swine flu no... its avian flu no... its Y2k bug lol no... this is the all new terrifying virus even more terrifying then the heat seeking 5.56 nato! Its its the corona whatever you do dont wash your hands!!!! Oh and make sure to eat while holding your toilet seat i meant to say smart phone

 

[keep it clean]

View attachment 90051 Stop at Dollar Genitalia tonight and bought this ,then grabbed a six pack of Corona Extra at Sheetz for my sons birthday. Told him it was the “ Virus Special “ . Lol .
Parking lot at Dollar Genitalia was packed !! People pushing carts around full of bleach, wipes , TP , paper towels !!
SMDH .
All the Best , Ed

Well now we know what it would be like if we had "Dawn of the Greg's"

 

[Lars]

Sporicidin

 

[Common janitor]

Well now we know what it would be like if we had "Dawn of the Greg's"

Have a lot of the family working in various health systems and at least one is freaking out about this . Damn , like trying to talk someone off a ledge . Sent the article from MarketWatch and that helped some . Hope some cleaners on here Google it and read it . IDK , humans are the most irrational of the mammals on Earth . Seems like every three to five years they have to freak out about something ............ so why not this ??!!
It’s serious, but man , people are getting a little far gone .
JMHO .
All the Best Ed

 

[Robert86]

Have a lot of the family working in various health systems and at least one is freaking out about this . Damn , like trying to talk someone off a ledge . Sent the article from MarketWatch and that helped some . Hope some cleaners on here Google it and read it . IDK , humans are the most irrational of the mammals on Earth . Seems like every three to five years they have to freak out about something ............ so why not this ??!!
It’s serious, but man , people are getting a little far gone .
JMHO .
All the Best Ed

I like how John Oliver put it. If you're thinking about drinking bleach to protect yourself from coronavirus, you're probably over reacting, but if you're licking hand rails on a New York subway train, you're not concerned enough. You should be somewhere in the middle.

 

[OxiFreshGuy]

Well, my wife works at the hospital and strangely she and I both started feeling sick yesterday.

We never get sick, especially at the same time.

If it is Corona so far it's like a very mild flu.

 

[Mama Fen]

Well, my wife works at the hospital and strangely she and I both started feeling sick yesterday.

We never get sick, especially at the same time.

If it is Corona so far it's like a very mild flu.

Hubby and I had the same experience. I had a bad respiratory infection two weekends ago, 48 hours of intense ick followed by two weeks of snuffles and drainage. Hubby (who works in health care) just had same thing last week. We figured it was just seasonal flu. Both of us kept to ourselves and muffled our sneezes. And both of us are now just fine. We joked (sorta) to each other last night that maybe, just maybe, that's what we had.

 

[keep it clean]

Have a lot of the family working in various health systems and at least one is freaking out about this . Damn , like trying to talk someone off a ledge . Sent the article from MarketWatch and that helped some . Hope some cleaners on here Google it and read it . IDK , humans are the most irrational of the mammals on Earth . Seems like every three to five years they have to freak out about something ............ so why not this ??!!
It’s serious, but man , people are getting a little far gone .
JMHO .
All the Best Ed

Tom Wolfinstien just closed schools in montco till april. How goes it on west coast pa?

 

[Luky]

My degrees at NCSU were Microbiology and English. Two things that don't seem to have much in common at first glance... until you realize that both of them are the study of things that seem to exist for the sole purpose of breaking the rules.

Viruses in particular are incredible, glorious, terrifyingly efficient constructs. Science still can't quite determine whether or not to classify them as living things, because they lack several of the qualities that we use to determine whether or not something classifies as a "living thing" or a "life form".

Viruses do not need to metabolise; they require no energy and produce no ATP. They have no "birth", "death", or "growth" stages. They are far more similar to seeds (which are inert until they land in an environment conducive to growth) than they are to any living thing.

And yet, the instant a virus touches a cell, it explodes into being.

Complex interactions begin at lightning speed, and suddenly this inert, seemingly dead mechanism roars into action and turns the cell into a reproductive factory. The viral DNA (or RNA) unfolds like an unzipped zipper, and begins re-writing the genes of the host cell.

And in the process, some of the copies are imperfect - a sequence gets dropped, or exchanged for another sequence out of order - and the viruses mutates... which is a phenomenon that we ONLY see in life forms.

If one looks at the most current maps of the COVID-19 outbreak, one sees a pattern quickly emerging that is breathtaking in its efficiency.

This microscopic organism with no motility (no means of propelling itself; no feet, no wings, not even a flagellum), which is so simple in comparison to us that it has only 30,000 base pairs in its entire gene sequence (humans have over 3 BILLION), is swiftly using our bodies to establish itself in every major port area around the globe.

It has a foothold on the shores of every continent that carries a stable human population. And it didn't need to lift a finger (which it doesn't have anyway) to do so.

I cannot help but be fascinated by these things. I admire them, I respect them, but I am not afraid of them. They are designed flawlessly, they do what Nature has created them to do with ruthless efficiency, and they have no emotions to get in the way of their function. We think of them as a destructive force, but the more we discover about them the more we realize that our relationship with them is symbiotic... in other words, we could not survive without them.

There's frankly a LOT we could learn from them.

Yes, this virus will impact our elderly, our young, and our ill more than it will the healthy and the strong.

As human beings, we are unique in our insistence in caring for those who cannot care for themselves. What we call "natural selection" in animals, we refuse to accept for ourselves because we see ourselves as 'more evolved than that'.

As a result, we have set up hospitals and assisted living facilities - artificial environments FULL of the sick, the wounded, and the compromised - in the hopes of healing those who would otherwise die... and in the process, we have given this virus an ideal playground upon which to unleash its machinery.

Just like " Influence of the stars" virus but we didn't develop enough antibodies to fight it. I don't have a degree in microbiology, but your words resonate in my mind with enormous strength. You've mentioned children, ill and elderly are at highest risk, but there were no fatalities among group 0- 10 years of age, right? Did I misread some articles?
I came with bad case of influenza last year (April) I thought it was a weird timing for virus. I got it exactly 3 day after my wife showed symptoms, heavy cough, nausea, mild fever , almost normal hovering slightly under 100°, but absolutely no appetite ( I dropped 10 lbs on one week) The reason I'm describing this in details is that this was some
" quality" strain of virus. The last time I had virus that bad was 30 years ago and this time wife didn't get sick. She was my guardian angel and nurse at the same time. We've tried to get 104, 105° fever down with cold compresses and home remedies like attaching slices of lemon to the bottom kf the feet and palms. In my mind, all that was helpful.
So next time I'm due to catch any type of virus, I'm gonna be 90.....

 

[ACP]

People here are finally taking it seriously now... of course after it spread like wildfire because of their negligence

All schools are closed until April 27th. The # of cases is increase drastically per day.

We have tons of test kits now but our medical personnel don't have enough PPE to be able to test.

 

[dekeil]

CL02

 

[Common janitor]

Tom Wolfinstien just closed schools in montco till april. How goes it on west coast pa?

Things were a “ mania “ but to their credit people were being at least “ okay “ . Today after Wolf closed the schools it was absolutely NUTS !! Took the oldest grandson out since he just got his drivers permit to Sam’s Club . Never saw anything like it .
People buying like the world was coming to an end !!
Had six items that fit in a small box and the checkout lady looked at us like WE were crazy !! Lol .
All the Best , Ed

 

[OxiFreshGuy]

Yeah I just went to wal-mart tonight to make a strawberry cake for my baby girl...didn't even have a betty crocker strawberry cake mix left in stock.

Crazy.

 

[Joe cool]

 

[keep it clean]

Things were a “ mania “ but to their credit people were being at least “ okay “ . Today after Wolf closed the schools it was absolutely NUTS !! Took the oldest grandson out since he just got his drivers permit to Sam’s Club . Never saw anything like it .
People buying like the world was coming to an end !!
Had six items that fit in a small box and the checkout lady looked at us like WE were crazy !! Lol .
All the Best , Ed

Lol the big stores bj's Costco's and sams were the worst hit. I went to giant and shelves were empty. But they had pallets in aisles to restock. These people were taking the cases off the pallets. Stock boys just walked away like why bother shelving it. One guy walked into homedepot and bought a skid of water bottles. Lmao like pa is a desert or something. Water is something we will never run out of.
Thankfully they did finally buy all the soap. Thats a good sign. What im pissed about is they took all the bananas and all the meat. All of it.
And there are vinyl gloves and used wipes in all the carts and all over the parking lots now. So much for "saving the planet"

 

[keep it clean]

State stores close later today. Lines of people wrapping around the block. Think they go crazy for tp and sanitizer. Stand in the way of their booz and see how uncivil society can be