3 other ways to prevent Covid spread

Here are 3 other ways to prevent Covid spread that can be easily incorporated into your life with minimal costs:


1) When you don't have to be some where by a certain time (and there'd still be time to do whatever business you need to do before closing time), you can wait in your car until a line dies down and then go into wherever you're going. For example, when there was a line/busy at my credit union, I waited in my car (I could see since I was parked right in front) and made a phone call first and then by the time my call was done there was no longer a line in my credit union.




2) Many of us buy things off Amazon and it doesn't take long to get a hand wipe and wipe down items you purchased. Hand wipes that are either the store brand or commonly known from the "Wet Ones" brand are gentle enough on your mouth and as a result they do NOT destroy things you wipe with (whereas with Lysol/Clorox/store brand of these types of wipes are still great to use, you have to be more careful with). For example, you would NOT want to use the Lysol/Clorox/store brand of these types of wipes to dust the interior of your car as it can destroy it.



Why would you want to wipe down items purchased off Amazon? You have no idea the person who just packaged your package is sick. As we've long established, touching things from a sick person (sick defined as a cold, flu, and definitely Covid-19) can get you sick. I think to myself when I wipe down my Amazon items how it's SO worth it NOT to have breathing problems (which is what I had for an extended time when I got Covid) remember I still get breathing flare-ups as a result of having Covid just once.




3) Disinfect your hands after touching/opening mail (including boxes, padded envelopes, etc.) again you don't know how many people have touched your mail before you do that are sick, etc.

What other things do you do that you think many people may NOT think of to prevent the spread of germs? Comment publicly to this post.


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