Hand soap is Number One agent in this household, too, but in the past several months I've had to have plumbers in here -- early on, in March and again in April, a problem with kitchen sink backing up with contents not my own (an unfortunate aspect of living in a multifamily dwelling), but finally after the second visit they were able to (I hope) resolve whatever the blockage was way out in the pipeline. Then in September I had to have them in here again, this time to replace my hot water heater, which was on its last legs after about fifteen years, and each time after their visits I felt it a good idea to do a careful cleaning/wiping down of surfaces, etc., since they do, of course, go from home to home as part of their daily responsibilities. When it's just me around here, not so much of an urgency to disinfect all surfaces beyond the usual general basic cleaning. In the beginning of the Pandemic I wore not just the mask to the grocery store but also disposable gloves and after I got home with my purchases wiped down jars and cans before putting them away, but now I don't feel that this is as necessary. Trips to the store involve a disposable mask, yes, but no gloves, just a good application of hand sanitizer prior to entering. When I've arrived back home with everything, after I've brought bags into the house, I toss the mask into my trash, wash my hands and then put things away and that seems to be sufficient. Knock-on-wood, I still seem to be healthy!
I don't go out and mingle with people much, and my closest associates these days seem to be Alfred, a few ducks and some geese, along with the sparrows and squirrels while I maintain safe social distancing behind my long camera lens...... LOL!
I don't go out and mingle with people much, and my closest associates these days seem to be Alfred, a few ducks and some geese, along with the sparrows and squirrels while I maintain safe social distancing behind my long camera lens...... LOL!
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