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Broncos 01-28-2020 06:52 PM


Originally Posted by deltabound (Post 2966275)
I see United has suspended flights to China, citing "lack of demand".

"Other" airlines are offering free masks upon request and an assurance that planes are, like, totally swabbed downed with a virus killing antiseptic before every flight. I must assume that means every inch of every armrest, every seat belt, every tray table, and every lav with strength 100% alcohol.

Yes?

1) Alcohol doesn't kill 2019-nCoV.
2) From DeltaNet: "Delta sources its own high-grade disinfectant, which is rated to combat many communicable diseases."
2a) "combat" = fuzzy legal term that doesn't really mean anything
2b) "many communicable diseases" = but not necessarily the one you are worried about

RonRicco 01-29-2020 03:20 AM


Originally Posted by Broncos (Post 2966388)
1) Alcohol doesn't kill 2019-nCoV.
2) From DeltaNet: "Delta sources its own high-grade disinfectant, which is rated to combat many communicable diseases."
2a) "combat" = fuzzy legal term that doesn't really mean anything
2b) "many communicable diseases" = but not necessarily the one you are worried about

I see articles about alcohol based hand sanitizer and the fact that it evaporates quickly so it may not be effective. I could not find anything about alcohol not actually killing it if it comes in contact?

Han Solo 01-29-2020 04:36 AM


Originally Posted by Broncos (Post 2966388)
2) From DeltaNet: "Delta sources its own high-grade disinfectant, which is rated to combat many communicable diseases."
2a) "combat" = fuzzy legal term that doesn't really mean anything
2b) "many communicable diseases" = but not necessarily the one you are worried about

I saw that and almost choked. YGBSM. How stupid do they think we are?

Broncos 01-29-2020 05:57 AM


Originally Posted by RonRicco (Post 2966479)
I see articles about alcohol based hand sanitizer and the fact that it evaporates quickly so it may not be effective. I could not find anything about alcohol not actually killing it if it comes in contact?

I read it somewhere that only bleach and hydrogen peroxide are effective.

GucciBoy 01-29-2020 08:00 AM


Originally Posted by Broncos (Post 2966570)
I read it somewhere that only bleach and hydrogen peroxide are effective.



I mix mine with tonic and a lime. Takes the edge off.


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