Obviously we disagree and remember it differently. I will leave it at that.Your rebuttal is false on all three counts and I'll be glad towhip out references and links if we want to go at it.
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Obviously we disagree and remember it differently. I will leave it at that.Your rebuttal is false on all three counts and I'll be glad towhip out references and links if we want to go at it.
I don't see how gloves could do much. I haven't heard of the virus exuding from the skin, and it seems to me that gloves could be contaminated externally just as easily as bare hands.Masks are one thing, but gloves too would be preferable as well under the above delivery...
Obviously we disagree and remember it differently. I will leave it at that.
Gloves maintain a barrier from you and any possible germ. The key is to not touch your face and toss and replace often.I don't see how gloves could do much. I haven't heard of the virus exuding from the skin, and it seems to me that gloves could be contaminated externally just as easily as bare hands.
Yep, wash hands often and change gloves often to be effective. I think that most non-medical glove wearers are failing by wearing them for hours out in public. I keep doggy-poop bags in the car for doors with pull handles, use them once, then trashed.gloves could be contaminated externally just as easily as bare hands.
Yep, wash hands often and change gloves often to be effective. I think that most non-medical glove wearers are failing by wearing them for hours out in public. I keep doggy-poop bags in the car for doors with pull handles, use them once, then trashed.
Gloves maintain a barrier from you and any possible germ. The key is to not touch your face and toss and replace often.
That might work, but there are no handwashing stations at stores. Some are good at dispensing hand sanitizer while we guess if it's a safe and effective product, but some are getting lazy about that. I avoid pull handles on doors, use doggy-poop bags when I have to, then follow up with hand sanitizing. Mostly I stay home, but I have to get out some. I shop for my brother's home of three and deliver their Sunday paper to make their stricter isolation a little easier. I have no reason to believe I'd survive the virus, but I'm better off than them.Why not just wash your hands while wearing the gloves?
I retract nothing. We agree that the handling of the pandemic by the US has been shamefully and dangerously deficient as evidenced by the comparison of its progression in other countries. The blame for that is, IMO, not with the WHO, the CDC, and Fauci, but elsewhere.ReefHound has absolutely no need to take his rebuttal to the Pub as he was responding to a post on this thread. His rebuttal was not false in any way and your remembrance of very recent history is flawed.