Thank you for making these videos. We really appreciate the time and effort you put into them. It would be great if you get a bit better microphone because the sound is awful and people with ME/CFS have a hard time processing information even whet everything is perfect.
Many of us are severely chemically sensitive. Not able to tolerate on chemicals on our skin or the smell. Bleach would crash me out and activate mast cell. I’m going to have hope that grapefruit seed extract is going to do its job. It’s all I can handle. Although, I’m 95% housebound so I guess that’s a plus.
What about hair? If you have to protect your face from droplets, can't they land on your hair? And also what about food items in a store that may have been touched by someone who contagious, even if they are not aware? I'd also like to add that you can make hand sanitizer with 2/3 70% alcohol or vodka and 1/3 aloe vera gel.
CDC says the FINAL mixed solution needs to be minimum 60% alcohol. Vodka is only 40% alcohol - so isn't strong enough. And if you use isopropyl alcohol, make sure whatever you add, the end result is still minimum 60% alcohol.
Isn't it bad for the environment to promote paper towels and wipes? Why not encourage washing the home towel daily or separate towels for people (or for people who live alone, don't worry about disinfecting unless you have a visitor), and reserve towels and wipes only when you have to?
Nih says " Diluted household bleach disinfects within 10-60 minutes contact time " so wipes wouldn't work as well as a spray left on, then wiped later, right? Yet Prepare.com says "To disinfect, contact with the hard surface for 2 full minutes and then is allowed to air dry, without rinsing." Can you clarify? (Also bleach may damage metal surfaces; and Splash-less bleach is not simply splash-less because the spout may be shaped differently, the manufacturer has added a soap/sudsing agent to change the viscosity which is why she stressed REGULAR BLEACH. Not all generic bleach say 99.9% disinfects - which is what we want )
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Thank you for making these videos. We really appreciate the time and effort you put into them. It would be great if you get a bit better microphone because the sound is awful and people with ME/CFS have a hard time processing information even whet everything is perfect.
Glad you liked it.. My volume 100% and I CAN NOT HEAR IT!
Many of us are severely chemically sensitive. Not able to tolerate on chemicals on our skin or the smell.
Bleach would crash me out and activate mast cell.
I’m going to have hope that grapefruit seed extract is going to do its job. It’s all I can handle.
Although, I’m 95% housebound so I guess that’s a plus.
Thank you for providing this information at this time. We appreciate your efforts!
What about hair? If you have to protect your face from droplets, can't they land on your hair? And also what about food items in a store that may have been touched by someone who contagious, even if they are not aware? I'd also like to add that you can make hand sanitizer with 2/3 70% alcohol or vodka and 1/3 aloe vera gel.
CDC says the FINAL mixed solution needs to be minimum 60% alcohol. Vodka is only 40% alcohol - so isn't strong enough. And if you use isopropyl alcohol, make sure whatever you add, the end result is still minimum 60% alcohol.
Isn't it bad for the environment to promote paper towels and wipes? Why not encourage washing the home towel daily or separate towels for people (or for people who live alone, don't worry about disinfecting unless you have a visitor), and reserve towels and wipes only when you have to?
Nih says " Diluted household bleach disinfects within 10-60 minutes contact time " so wipes wouldn't work as well as a spray left on, then wiped later, right? Yet Prepare.com says "To disinfect, contact with the hard surface for 2 full minutes and then is allowed to air dry, without rinsing." Can you clarify?
(Also bleach may damage metal surfaces; and Splash-less bleach is not simply splash-less because the spout may be shaped differently, the manufacturer has added a soap/sudsing agent to change the viscosity which is why she stressed REGULAR BLEACH. Not all generic bleach say 99.9% disinfects - which is what we want )
Bleach needs to be fresh or it won't work. It breaks down. So old bleach will not disinfect. Someone should mention this. ... Besides me.