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After the COBOL stations are all manned, they will be calling up the fax machine operators. -
I was looking at the chart of Sars1 at various temperatures and the hotter the better. They tested it at 5 degree increments and while it really shoots up over 110 degrees, there is still a difference between 70, 75, 80, 85, etc. When my tenants left my rental property in Florida, I cranked up the thermostat to 85 and let it run a day at that. I put in a wifi thermostat, so I changed the temp remotely. Did they have CV? Probably not. Did it make any difference? Probably not. Did it make me feel better? Yes :). I also had my sister wait 4 days before she entered the house, just to be sure. -
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Haha suckers! I just turned my thermostat up to 170. Now I just have to wait this out and I'm good to go!
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By father-of-three · Posted
It may depend on the type of mask. I am used to using the non-industrial types in the hospital I work at. Our current practice is to wear them for entire shift unless they break or become visibly soiled. Between uses, we are told to keep them in a paper bag, as a way to keep them covered, but also to keep them as dry as possible. I know there are different time speculations on the life expectancy of the virus, but the drier it is, the less likely it will survive. Given the above, masks can be reused, but under the assumption that the outside of the mask may be, or is contaminated.
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