Do you carry the virus home?

Answers to doubts as to whether it is sticking to sandals
Lockdowns are opening up… People are slowly getting back into normal life, but they are surrounded by new doubts and concerns. ‘I’m carrying the virus home! Is the dress I wear is safe? Do they have a virus? Have a bath every time you come in from the outside? What about shoes and sandals? With questions like that. The New York Times spoke to the scientists there … and tried to dispel these doubts.

Shut up on shit after going out for essentials and medicines? Head to head?
Various studies have shown that “Kovid sufferers and virus cryptocurrencies sneeze and sneeze … their tumors and breathing particles stay in the air for half an hour.” They can no longer fly in the air. Slowly fall off the ground, ”said Lynsey Marr, a scientist at Virginia Technologies (US) who is researching the particles of breath. This means that the percentage of particles sticking to our clothes is very low. Most of us follow the physical distance and therefore do not need to change clothes and take a bath every time we go out. Wash hands with soapy water. If someone near you sneezes and changes clothes, take a bath.

Why don’t micro tampers and breathing particles stick to our clothes?
“According to aerodynamics … the airflow around a man’s body. Because of its pressure, we move slowly. Every time the wind blows we push this air forward. Then the tiny droplets and particles in the air move forward. That’s why they don’t fall on our clothes. If someone gets closer than two meters and sneezes, the tumors will stick, ”explained scientist Lynsey Marr.

Is there a risk of the virus in the hair and hair of the head?

“As long as everyone wears a physical distance and a mask, there is no problem with the virus. If someone is behind us, we should not be afraid of sneezing, ”said Dr. Andrew Janovsky, a researcher at the University of Washington’s School of Medicine. Virus carriers also have a very low chance of being infected by others if they wear them to the masses.

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Is there a risk of a virus getting infected while washing clothes?

” It depends on who we are wearing. Coronaviruses are susceptible to soaps. There are no problems when it comes to surfing and washing ordinary clothes. It is best to dry it after washing. If the sick are getting together, treating them, keeping their clothes on … Take care. If the machine is washed, it should be set to make the water as hot as possible. Under no circumstances should the clothing be flushed. They should be completely extinguished, ”the scientist Linssemar suggested.

How long does the virus survive on clothing and other surfaces?

According to a study published in The New England Journal in March … Coronavirus lives under normal conditions for three days on metals, plastic, and 24 hours on cardboard. This study did not investigate the dress. But the cardboard fibers … have caused the virus to dry earlier than normal surfaces, ‘experts say. A study of the cotton gown was made in 2005 during the reign of Sars, a member of the Corona family. Even when the virus was injected at the highest level, its effect was detected within 5 minutes to 24 hours, ”said Dr. Andrew Janovsky.

Disinfect shoes and sandals with a sanitizer every time you go out?

“Shoes and sandals are highly contaminated with viruses and bacteria. They are, however, the least likely cause of infections. According to a recent study in China by the Rockford Shoe Company in the US in 2008, the shoes have been found to contain straw, dust, dirt, bacteria, and viruses. That is why they should be left outside the house. Rinse clean if possible. We must stop wearing shoes and sandals at home. Every time you go to the toilet, you should wash your hands and feet, ”explained Dr. Andrew Janovsky.

Does the virus increase the risk of exposure to exercise, exercise, and dogs?
“There is no thirty with outdoor exercises as long as you wash your hands apart from others. At the same time, authorities must disinfect the outside without spreading the virus, ”explained Lydia Morawaska, director of the International Laboratory on Climate Quality and Health in Brisbane, Australia. Outdoors virus droplets dilute immediately due to airflow. The outdoors is safe until people go to crowded areas.