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- This doctor is sharing tips for grocery shopping during a pandemic.
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In US news and current events today, here are some safe shopping and eating techniques during the COVID-19 pandemic explained by Dr. Jeffrey VanWingen.
Dr. Jeffrey VanWingen is a family doctor based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He posted the video to his RUclips channel on March 24. Since then, it’s been viewed more than 7 million times. VanWingen told Storyful that these grocery shopping tips can help save lives.
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I can't help but notice that just a month ago this would be full blown OCD characteristics. But this is now normal , smart, and very responsible. What a time to be alive.
@Soon Forgot Our country already practices socialism when it's convenient for the 1% and big corporations.
Absolutely xx 😉
PikamonMaster i’m from a previous socialist country and during socialism everyone was taken care of, everyone had a job and a place to live, when you didn’t work because of laziness you went to jail not receiving welfare cheques like now in capitalism
people didn’t envy each other because the gap between rich and poor was smaller than now during capitalism, and because there were fewer variety of clothes and furniture so everyone’s home looked pretty much the same
and people were more eager to help each other, unlike now during capitalism
@@FruityHachi I'm not saying socialism is bad. Capitalism and socialism each have their own pros and cons, but Americans are extremely anti-socialism even though our own government practices it willfully when a corporation or big-wig needs a bailout. It's disgusting.
Late capitalism is what we're seeing now in the United States and that's not good at all for anyone but the rich.
Self quaratine is introvert behavior. As an introvert, my life stayed the same lol.
Him: “use any standard disinfectant”
Stores: SOLD OUT
You can try any standard all-purpose cleaner; they're easier to find and work just as well as disinfectant specifically.
Bleach would work.
You can make your own. It's 5% sodyum hypochlorite to 95% water into a spray bottle.
Sally also sold out...only reason I even still have some is because we have a bedwetter in the household so we always buy Clorox like 6 gallons at a time whenever we find it on sale, since we go through the stuff fast. ...have been to many stores since all this started and haven’t seen any kind of bleach ANYWHERE. Luckily we also stocked up on concentrated Odoban late last year...so guess we’ll have a backup disinfectant once the bleach runs out...
@@sally8234 Good luck finding bleach in any store right now lol
This did not age well. He looks ridiculous now
If you leave the grocery outside for a long time, both the virus and the grocery may be gone.
😂😂😂😂😂😂. I chuckled a bit...
Perfect Students Facts😂😂😂😂
I live in the city I got homeless people outside you got to be living in the suburbs to do this. Look you are going to get this eventualy I was kind of sick 2 weeks ago I think I had it.
They will
Burst to tears... i Need humor like this
Don’t forget to take your shoes off at the door.
Yeah! Do it the Asian way. 😄
Already do that cuz I would’ve got my rear end beat walking into house with shoe on
Cant believe people dont take shoes off in your own home anyways
@@pushanka i know right. Mental!
@@mrjamila88 Not only asian/middle eastern way. All europeen countries do that to.
This video is so ridiculous.
“Imagine there’s glitter on your groceries”... you can never get rid of glitter. We’re screwed.
You can't kill glitter either but you can kill the corona virus using these tips..
I was just thinking I don't want glitter
On everything
@@andrewmarr2385 Viruses are not living beings, so technically you can't "kill" them.
@@pranayr9284 my guy anything that is a life source is a being have it being bacteria,animals,humans,aliens.
@@jayes460 Viruses are considered non-living particles that cannot replicate by themselves - they invade cells and convert them into virus-making factories. Bacteria, on the other hand, are living single-celled organisms that can self-replicate. Viruses can't be killed, but you can degrade them to the point where they can no longer invade cells.
I keep seeing people joking about it but in 10 years there's probably gonna be commercials on tv saying like, "Have you or a loved one been exposed to hand sanitizer, Lysol spray, or any of these household cleaners during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic and gotten cancer? Then you might be entitled to financial compensation!".
Yes! It's gonna be on the bench, at the bus stop, and on TV during late-night infomercials!
Lawyers do destroy everything. Its a big reason business willingly close. If somebody can prove thats where they got the virus its a lawyers wet dream.
If its not corona, something else will kill ya. This sedentary lifestyle will bring out the diabetes and heart disease pandemic everyone seemed to forget. Even if you have no history of diabetes in your family, when you marry someone with a family history of diabetes, every generation after you has a great chance of getting it. Hence, the "spread ". At some point, everyone will most likely get it.
That would absolutely be the commercial to lol. This sucks . Stay safe everyone out there all over the world.
🤣🤣 We"d all sign up and get paid.
I was told I'd be safe shopping if I just had a mask and gloves. I was lied to. All the other shoppers had clothes on.
Janet Gillette OMG..THIS kind of response is precisely why I made my comment above.. this true sense of HUMOR amidst crises! LOL
Z♏👑
That is so funny!
ROFL
You are a hoot:) Thanks for the laughs!
lol
I was disinfecting my groceries today just like this and thought, “am I being crazy?” I guess not!
Your crazy if you don't
I thought about all of these things weeks ago but thought I was over exaggerating. Talk about not using my survival instincts 🙄
Not one bit we are all a little cleaning crazy right now xx
Yes exactly I started doing this three weeks ago , an I’m here in Canada . Which wasn’t so bad just three weeks ago .. I had even taken my kids out of school three weeks ago ... we got March break and then that’s when I decided I didn’t want the kids go back because of all the travellers that go away for March break . So I kept my kids home that week , and then the next week they closed down the school
Yes exactly I started doing this three weeks ago , an I’m here in Canada . Which wasn’t so bad just three weeks ago . I thought I was being over board , but I always knew it was better to be over board then not .. I had even taken my kids out of school three weeks ago ... we got March break and then that’s when I decided I didn’t want the kids go back because of all the travellers that go away for March break . So I kept my kids home that week , and then the next week they closed down the school
So the Cereal box = dirty and the bag = clean.... but he opened the dirty box with the same hands that he he took the clean bag out with ...
Bothered me too. Going by his methodology-and also taking into consideration that plastic can hold the virus at least 72hrs-the first step he should have shown was to disinfect the plastic bags prior to handling the groceries within. At least wipe the entire handle and surrounding surface area as that will prevent unnecessary cross-contamination between bag and contents. This applies because the virus is yet only transmitted via droplets and thankfully not via aerosol; if the latter, then this video would require an update down the road.
Also, he showed a good technique with the bread bag where he ripped the plastic midway down the wrap. It would have been great if he verbalized why that was important-because heuristically, people are likely to have touched the normal packaging opening (area above the tie) during stocking and surveying.
I think these types of videos would serve s much more useful purpose if they explained the mindset component a bit more thoroughly and remained consistent with the logical framework.
He should have had gloves on.
I thought he wiped down the cereal box before he opened it didn't he?
I noticed that as well....no way to make sure everything is sanitized.....I'm doing my best but I believe its impossible.....my hands look like brillo pads...rough and burning from washing and washing and worrying that I'll touch something that has covid 19 on it....lord will this ever end!
sassy me I made a healing balm for hands, to rub on before sleep. I use it 3x a day. If you want to cover the postage, I can send you some. No Covid in my house, just wait 3 days to open the package if you want extra peace of mind. Just email me at this username at gmail dot com.
You know that you have OCD when you spot all of the mistakes that he's making.
Yep. My biggest issue is still setting down the product with your dirty hand. Or using that bunch up wipe that has little surface area.
Jason Curry I was thinking the same thing; Gross. I have OCD and that scrunching up the disinfectant wipes was driving me bonkers 😳
No gloves
byeEYB Hi 👋 you don’t need gloves as long as you’re washing your hands whenever you touch something from outside the house that you’ve touched, and / or brought into your home. And of course never touching your face
byeEYB Usually nurses and doctors will sanitize their hands-Before ever putting on gloves. One day I was at the hospital with my Mom and I was watching all the nurses and they would put on hand sanitizer and then put on their gloves...I was like thinking 🤔 why are they putting on hand sanitizer before putting the gloves on so I ask the nurses why and they said because something could be on their hands before putting gloves on. Hence why washing hands and then gloves ~ as for us washing hands always will help us greatly to protect us from getting anything like the coronavirus.
It sucks when you care. But live with people that dont care at. And they think their invincible
tell me about it 😱I pray that the lord covers you and protects you from this careless persons poor decisions I totally understand. 🙏💓
Yes, I totally understand I'm on the same way as you, and I have copd in high risk and hubby still dosent take it seriously😟
I just posted that too. I've always been a clean freak in the kitchen and argued with the people I live with and now that it's a matter of life or death and they still don't care I just wish I could go live alone in a mountain top.
Same. My roommate refuses to quarantine and says they are trying to get it on purpose so they can gain an immunity asap. What about me, and everyone else. Selfish.
@@yeti_369 his fkin car keys would go MISSING.
We’re going to create a world full of ocd people during this crazy time. God bless us all. Stay healthy, people.
I would argue that we should all be ocd from birth. Then this would have never happened.
I'm already OCD. This has made me more anxious and my OCD levels and routines have completely changed for the very worse. 😢
And stay home
I embrace it. It should not he have taken this for people to realize that not washing your hands properly and at necessary times is BARBARIC.
I know lots of ocd people and this situation make shopping less prioritize , I agree people will be more aware as well
Video- Step 1, "get your bottle of disinfectant wipes"
Me- "Guess I'll die" 🤷
Beardshire I’m washing all my groceries that with soap Clorox and water , getting rid of any cardboard and plastic bags ...I don’t have enough sanitizing wipe , I’m running out , so soap and Clorox are the best way right now , and running water ...
Oh my God u r so funny 😂😂😂. U say me i'll die. 😂. Sounds like u've been doing things wrong. 😂😂😂. Read psalms 91 and Isaiah 54:17. Lots of love
Bleach?
jules Clare Yes, some words and fictional stories are really going to help in lieu of disinfectant availability. 🤨👎🏼
@@Poemi10304
IKR
Can't disinfect anything using a bible 🤣
Disinfectant? What is that? I haven't seen any in stores since this mess started. I don't even remember what it looks like anymore.😢
Sandy Mares heyy we have the same last name, I never see any other Mares!
In Filipino languge, u guys’ last names is what close female friends often call each other: Mare. Pronounced as “Ma-re”. 😊
I got 4 rolls of toilet paper 4 rolls of paper towels and 3 cans of Lysol on ebay for only $650.00 😬
Robert...what a rip-off! Are you serious?
Vinegar disinfects. Clorox, any generic chlorine bleach. I don't know if these can be obtained in your store. I had a good enough supply before the craziness started.
What are we doing to protect all of those working in the supermarket? If this is what's needed for the just the groceries... what about the people????
Spray them with disinfectant
Right on they need masks too. Stores have no disinfectant any more
My stores in NC are putting up plastic walls between cashiers and customers
We live small community and we have Walmart. The people at the register don't use gloves or mask to protect our people or self shame on them don't care I waiting some come in have it. Give to some people in Walmart get it how stupid and dumb Walmart is😛🤧😮😮😆😵😵😷😱😠👩🤬🤬😁👎
In my place, the cashier use gloves and mask. I still use my reuseable bag, and i wash it after i use it. And yes.. you dispose the container of your food. Btw i separate my groceries in the porch not in my kitchen 😁
He's cross contaminating constantly by touching the "dirty" packing then touching the "clean" packaging. i.e. opening the box of cereal then touching the bag of cereal inside. Touching the bread package to remove the bread and transfer it to a new bag.
I thought I was the only one seeing that. It was disturbing.
The bread was not transfer into another bag, instead it was dumped into a plastic container that he'll cover with the plastic top.
@@ritalebron1192 ok well the fact remains he's cross contaminating everything.
At one point I thought he wasn't going to wash his hands. Then there was the part he wiped the packaged then wiped his hand with the same cloth...
And then he didn't advise that you should change the cloth after...how many packages....oh my.
Dark Chocolate AA As long as the disinfecting wipe is still wet it’s still going to be active.
I can't get a single bottle of disinfectant, wipes, hand sanitizer, or even plain bleach. its now april. Thanks horders.
Mouth wash works too
VINEGAR
2/3 Aloe Vera + 1/3 rubbing alcohol (91%)= hand sanitizer
@@arasinwv you say that like anyone can find rubbing alcohol.
See if they have any at Dollar general or Big Lots. They are usually stocked with off brand bleach.
Based on his wiping he clearly has never had to get glitter totally off of something!
K. P. Thomas very very true! I’m still finding glitter from four months ago doing Christmas crafts:) lol I appreciate his reference though, because it makes the point of how easy virus can spread (glitter) and how difficult it is to get it ALL. That’s how I interpreted it.
And I bet Bambi at the Baddabing can attest to that. Lol
And a parent of young kids definitely knows that!!!😂
Lol!
Show this video to any STATE BOARD EXAMINER to find out for yourself how he’d fail! He shows how to spread virus. And......he doesn’t even shown proper method to kill virus.
Doctors don’t do the grunt work in their offices. This is perfect proof. He’s ignorant of basic technique and has clearly increases peoples chances of catching any and all viruses./colds.
I love how I'm watching this minutes after bringing home groceries.
-__________-
Geo Guerrero same, Ive gotten groceries twice now >_>
I know me too
Lol.....and let me guess....didn't wipe any down or take bags out of boxes huh??!
I know me too.😳😷
Me too
Same
Getting groceries is like going on a supply run on The Walking Dead. 😭
It is! But this comment made me laugh.
Ah snap 😂
I noticed that as well. Using the same disinfectant wipes that was used to wipe down his counter... And continued the process with his groceries🤔
@@thetruthshallsetmankindfre8356 If you use a fresh wipe for every single thing you will run out of wipes and there won't be more at the store. Just wipe down your counter with soap and water.
Watching all those seasons has prepared us for this. We got this!
Going to the grocery store is like playing laser tag. The shoppers just walk into my personal space, I dive into an empty aisle in order to keep 6’ of physical distance. Constantly diving into empty aisles is exhausting. People are not listening, they’re not paying attention to when they walk into someone’s space. I could not wait to get out of the store, I felt like I was putting myself and my family in harms way.
My experience exactly, but to ere to be human. Don't have long cell convs in the store. Learning curve
I don't eat or drink anything anymore. Problem solved 😀
My experience too =/
So many people are so clued-out or just plain inconsiderate. Sad and dangerous at the same time. And so nerve-wracking.😥
@@apexdba2 satyagraha fast until " go away Corona" goes!😷😋
"Leave it outside" --- for someone from a big city who does not know ANYONE who doesn't live in an apartment, this was surprising. I AIN'T GOT NO OUTSIDE.
Also the assumption that you have enough space in your place to store 2 weeks worth of groceries, and the transportation to be able to bring that much stuff home at once.
Like, nah fam, and got space for that. I barely have a dining table.
Hayley Smith My thought exactly! As soon as my package arrives I have no choice but to bring it in. I can’t even take it out of the box and leave the box or get fined for littering. At some point I will just limit the contact and wash my hands. I also leave the packages sitting for a couple of days before opening them.
I leave the groceries in my car for 3 days (and now I barely use my car), except those items that go into the fridge. They come with me and I proceed to clean them as shown in the video the best I can. If 'outside' is not an option, you proceed to clean them like shown in the video.
Yeah we don’t have a lot of space in our kitchen cubbords, so I’ve been storing some extra food in the clothes closet.
Yeah, his advice is so flawed on so many social economical levels it's not even worth going into .
Right. Good luck finding disinfectant anywhere. Might as well advise people to wipe things down with unicorn tears.
lol, right?? Thanks for making me actually laugh for the first time in weeks😘
Lmao🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omg! I love this comment!
Use vodka rlly its ok or even take more 60%alkohol%))
@@skysky2945 Except for people like my husband and myself, we don't keep drinking alcohol in the house , the best I can do is disinfect things with bleach. It's sad that so many selfish people hoarded all the wipes and disinfectants, and in our area people still come in crowds to our parks and natural beauty sites from cities. People are killing each other with selfishness!
This has ALWAYS been my madness when bringing groceries home. Hot soapy bleach water annnnnnnnd WIPE...OCD is tiring & not fun🤦🏾♀️
Hot water deactivates bleach, only use it with cold water.
bleach cannot be hot , it releases toxic chemical
That was debunked. Hot or warm water does not deactivate the ingredients in bleach. You cannot STORE bleach in hot temperatures, as that will deactivate the product.
But you touched the cereal bag with your hand that touch the box,
All this cleaning, what if someone coughed or sneezed on your food. Is allowing other people fix your food really safe. That makes no sense to me.
You can always microwave it, heat kills viruses
No, not unless they live with you.
I've been doing this for the last 15 years,and got my husband mad at me.i have OCD BTW
This is the best comment ever. I can't stop laughing. Thanks for the levity.
Come and hang out at my camp? I bet you got mad disinfecting skills
OCD is d new normal
I’m not ready for this level of OCD. This is scary
D P You don’t need to. This is crazy behavior and there is no proof Covid tests actually diagnose Covid and not just members of the Corona Family. It’s not all it’s cracked up to be. The nut jobs here won’t let you question these things though. Take care.
D P Yeah, this level of care is insane. I live in an apartment and can’t leave my packages or groceries outside. At some point we have to take the highest degree of care that we can and keep it moving.
@Billy Lunger the man is correct. The containers are not able to absorb a liquid. You spray with a dilute solution, leave it 5 minutes, and that will stop the virus ability to behave the way it does. When I was younger I would be also highly unwilling to do any of this, but with 65 years under my belt, and a retired nurse as a mum, and the tragedy unfolding in front of us, it is now clear that survivors will be those who are able to do this, accept their fear ( I am scared, this not normal) and do it whether you want to or not. If I have saved a persons life because they were able to alter their habit and belief, ....I hope.
@@jaeshasway hes showing you how to do it inside
@@LadyLuck8_4 this is a gp, who will have done years of medical training, who understands how coronaviruses function and who explains, this one is less known. It is dangerous for evidence in front of you. This advice is ideal. Any health worker will agree. The reason this virus has spread all over the world is entirely due to humans' poor ability to respond quickly and intelligently. We dont like new. We dont like change. I get that. You are facing something you cannot control. It is within your control to choose to use common sense handed out in these videos. The choice is stark. Insane? It is not. The clinical testing of this particular virus was out on march 17, and lists what surfaces it can survive on for how long. I cant put link here, please google it. It also sheds. You can carry it on your clothing, it may arrive on packaging, on the mail that arrives in your door. You are worth me bothering to write this message to you.
After watching this, we might as well just lie down on the floor and die...
Lol
😩😩😩😂
Thank you
LMFAO! 😂
Lol!
...advice for people who live in spacious houses, with garages and spaces outside in the suburbs...
Why can't you wipe stuff down in an apartment or hotel room too? I've even got some wipes in my car, it's a 2 door hatchback.
You can always dedicate a balcony/closet/corner of a room
Yeah the middle and the upper middle class is the group with the lowest infection rates. They are also more likely to have a garage or a private stairwell to isolate their groceries.
Everyone telling me to get a grip of my OCD cleaning over the years ...now asking me for advice 🤔 how times change
Omg same here everybody in my family especially my mom always thought that I was so extra. I never touch anything without some kind of protection even if I cleaned it myself. Now I'm thinking I wasn't too extra huh?!
Cherie Smith 😂😂
SAME, Now my husband appreciate my OCD!
Noked Johnson in
Lol! This guy is touching the box and bag... then touch the inside bag and place it on the bench...I'm driving my partner nuts! He's not very neat so we are clashing like no tomorrow. I spray diluted bleach on benches, walls, floor.. he just follows and touch everywhere... coughing or sneezing without covering his mouth... I want to go to the moon.... under my rock hahaha!
What if you live in an apartment building? Can't leave the groceries outside your door.
Continue to see the video, he say how to sanitize all the grocery item.
Eric Blair do you have a coat closet near the front door? If so, empty it, sanitize it and use it as the hold área for your groceries
I spray down my grocery bags at the door and let them sit for about 5 mins. then repeat. Like the doctor I wash everything down but under the faucet...a bag of chips goes under the water and washed down with soap disinfectant (a little goes a long way)...anything in an air sealed container. I pretty much do what the doctor has instructed. I'll even spray cereal boxes (the cereals are in air-tight containers.
For grocery shopping use the store's plastic bags, place your hand inside to select your produce, then turn the bag down over your selected items. Been doing this way before this virus hoping it would catch on because I didn't like other people touching my food (even back then) - but nobody did. Perhaps they are now.
Everyone Take Care. It may be a nuisance but it may actually slow down the spread of the regular flu, which kills thousands of people every year.
The point is really to limit the area that comes into contact with the bags or groceries. You can leave them in any spot where there is little traffic. Considering most people aren't going out a lot, leaving them in the entrance is probably safe enough. What you want is to avoid transferring things, touching them, having them come into contact with your countertops, putting your hands on the fridge handle, etc. You don't want to spread it to inanimate surfaces you would otherwise considering clean, because you risk touching that without taking any precautions. Otherwise you can sanitize everything as shown, just be mindful of where you put your hands and make sure to disinfect any surface that came into contact with the bags or the food.
@ThatOneGirl
Please, ALWAYS wash your vegetables and fruit before eating them, even without a looming pandemic; however, *NEVER* wash your fruits and vegetables with soap.
NEVER, EVER, EVER wash fruits and vegetables with soap--that is not what soap is for! Cold water, cut with vinegar if desired. *SOAP IS NOT EDIBLE*
PLEASE!!!
This did not age well but thanks
He touched the inner bag of cereal with his "dirty" hands. Fail, sorry but it's soo hard to get it right. Leaving the shopping for 3 days seems like the best option to me
For all your non-perishables, yes, that seems safest. Less touching.
I went three weeks ago and I am still good until may at least haha
There were many other examples where he touched the “bad” surfaces and then transferred it to the next package....
Unless you live in an apartment building
He has hand sanitizer right there and he just washed his hands.
He forgot to bleach and incinerate the groceries afterwards
LMAO
😂!!!!! God bless you I needed that laugh really
LMAO!!
LMAOOOOO he forgot to where😷
LMAOOOOO he forgot😷
OMG now all the food in my freezer is covid 19. Now I'm gonna have to eat my wife's shoes!.........
Hilarious! 😆
Les's Models and diorama's ???? Wife’s shoes? Thats suicide! LOL
Don't eat them if they're leather. That wouldn't be vegan.
NICE ONE! LMAO!!
I've also found some edible underwear, I'm just sorting through the flavors...
How do you buy two weeks worth when everything at the store is limited to one per person?
USA. Yupp.
Great point!
I believe that's on a per visit basis. How could they possibly keep track of all the customers' daily visits? They would have to have them check in such as with their smartphones, membership card, chip implant, etc. Aside from that, you could always go to multiple stores. So, there ARE options.
@Jason Yang I understand that policy because I'm right now viewing another clip of a guy who visited a Home Depot today & he's showing the customers going inside only a few at a time. Anyway, good luck with your shopping! 👍
Just get one of each brand of the same thing? Or a range of items - different meats, veges and staple foods. Otherwise it doesn't make sense that shoppers are getting less and have to go out to the store more often. In New Zealand we have items limited to 2 but I can buy more than I need, I just limit to what I can carry home by foot.
I thought I was crazy for doing this, what a relief.
Same!💚
I have a bottle of Isopropyl Alcohol and I spray down all the packaging. Sprayed the top of a coke can before drinking it. I was my fruit, but just with water (some fruit can't really be washed with soap) and then put it under a UV lamp for 30 secs.
I knew other people might have thought I was crazy but I did it anyway. Grew-up with a mother who was aware of cross contamination...just short of being OCD. Been wiping down bananas for ever! Maybe these extra steps will also reduce the number of people getting the regular flu.
Me as well lol😌
Same over here!!
This has not aged well
Great. Except that if any of that outer packaging was contaminated with COVID19, he just cross-contaminated with his hands
Except that all you have to do is WASH YOUR HANDS and you'll be fine.
Honestly, this dumb viral video is so stupid. I have no idea why it's been shared so widely. Are people seriously this gullible? The guy's not a microbiologist and the things he's telling people to do are DANGEROUS. Leaving food out on the porch for 3 days will get you a nice case of rotten food and/or food poisoning.
zammmerjammer he’s not buying real food. 🤷🏻♀️
@@zammmerjammer - I completely agree
@@zammmerjammer yes, people are gullible.
@@zammmerjammer You IDIOTS! OBVIOUSLY he didn't mean perishable foods. Could you not draw this conclusion for yourselves???
I would just leave my pantry stuff just inside my door for 3 days. I started wearing latex gloves under cotton gloves. As I walk into the store and grab a cart I soak/wet the cotton gloves top and bottom with bleach solution that I bring with me. That way when I touch something I know the bleach is killing the virus that is possibly on plastic and steel surfaces (which lasts 2-3 days). Before touching fruits and vegetables I put the plastic produce bag over my hand if I have to test for ripeness (I've always done this). Then just invert the bag over the fruit and tie it up. It's so disgusting watching people touch them with their bare hands! When I get home I change my cotton gloves and re-soak them with bleach and then clean my fridge items. It's a lot easier to disinfect items with cotton gloves on vs. a clorox wipe. Or you can bring them outside and spray them down with bleach solution and let them air dry. This saves on the clorox wipes and you can reuse the latex gloves because they are cleaned with bleach and then just wash the cotton gloves.
I would NOT trust any fast food restaurant worker to wash their hands while preparing food. They may wear gloves but I've seen workers dump trash into the dumpster and go back to making food without changing the gloves. Places are still open for drive through and pick up but what if one of the staff is infected?
Gloves are to protect them and not us...unfortunately. I've seen cooks handle raw chicken with gloves on and then assemble the sandwich with the same gloves
lea d. Call the local health department and report them. “I saw them, but I also did nothing” is what you’re saying.
Just another reason to stop eating fast food, it really isn't healthy and it makes you fat if you eat it regularly
There are still cold, influenza, and gastroenteritis bugs out there. Make your own food and cut out the added risk.
Yeah, when I see people wearing gloves I say to myself, "That's to protect them not me". Like at the dentist and the laboratory.
Hahahaha this didn’t age well
I used to enjoy grocery shopping 😞
Notice how his hands keep getting infected, then he puts the infected food on the 'clean' side. Best get a Chef or Cook to do a video. Ohh I'm a Chef. Maybe I'll do one done correct.
I know and where's the gloves and mask??
I was just going to say...it's impossible unless we all live like the bubble boy. I wipe (HA) as much as I can BUT after a while it's just a vicious cycle. I am not eating out that's for sure.
@@debbiekrallman7482 prob at the hospital, donning a mask and gloves to make this video when his colleagues need them to protect themselves while treating people would be a major dickbag move.
Yes! Thank you!
do it! I'd appreciate that resource and I'm sure others would as well :)
I m already taking all that measures .now I m feeling relaxed because I realized,I wasn't alone doing these crazy things.I have so many prayers for all mankind with out any discrimination ,stay safe .
Never in my life I imagined it will be someday that I will have to clean the grocery items like this😕😕😕😕
When you are back from shopping... Straight go for shower 🚿 and don't forget to take your groceries along with you...
What a great laugh that was. Just imagining standing in the shower with a lot of soggy wet groceries, ha ha. Good on you Eleanor Eliza.
Go ahead and make fun of this, but my husband, who is a paramedic and a Crisis Management Coordinator, DOES take off his clothes and showers.
lol
Elena eliza that’s funny, but a great idea! Use bathtub or shower area to spray down disinfectant on groceries.
Elena eliza 😂😂😂
His hands are potentially infected as soon as he touches the outside of any container (like the cereal box) so as soon as he touches the bag within, isn't it potentially a carrier?
I want to know this too because I did the same thing by accident.
Yes. He should sanitize his hands right before grabbing the bag. I have been struggling with knowing all the possible ways that the virus can enter the home. Its a non stop battle with an invisible enemy
that's the first thing i noticed
@@buttercup805h Thank you! I'm glad I'm not alone in this!😊
That's why you have to wash your hands before you leave and when you get in
I put my groceries in the washing machine and then put it in the dryer. Everything spills or is cut up into pieces but I get a clean pitcher and scoop it up, then throw it in the blender for a smoothie. My strawberry mango smoothie does taste a little like chicken blood, but at least it's clean and fresh.
Hahha laughing so hard.
I just put all my groceries into a pot and boil them for 3 days.
Coming up next: Adventures In Autoclaving!🤣😁🙌
🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂 this is what we resort to - when disinfectant, rubbing alcohol and bleach are sold out.
Would of been helpful to know BEFORE I bought and put away my groceries 😟🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️😳😳😳😳
Anthony Coe me too
Well now you know. Stay safe ❤️
Omfg.... me too! Literally just put away my groceries. This just freaked me out. Don't show to your ocd friends. It will ruin them
There hasn't been any cases where people get coronavirus from food. It's all person to person.
Please don't use wipes on food.
They can cause cancer. You shouldn't ingest any of that.
Also, I have a family friend who's daughter and wife came up as positive for Coronavirus, but he didn't, just because he washed his hands, refused to touch his face, and refused to kiss his wife and daughter. He always washed his hands after touching someone.
His wife cooks all the food. She didn't know she was infected the entire time, so I'm pretty sure you're not going to get it from food.
Dr fauci, even stated not to become obsessed with wiping down groceries. It's mostly from person to person.
@@heatherh3330 Nah- the OCD people have been doing this all along
He has cross contaminated more times than I could count. He lost me when he took the cereal out of the box, and then touched the inner bag. DOH!
It all makes me laugh
So you stopped watching after the cereal box? The second thing he touched? And yeah, he took the bag out of the packaging, with the tips of two fingers. Where else did he cross contaminate?
@@ZombiPhill1 I didn't say that I stopped watching, I said that *he lost me* meaning he lost my interest. He massively cross contaminated when he picked the shopping bag up *off the floor* and then put it right down onto the clean side of the table. That in itself was a massive mistake. The bottom of that bag could have been on many floors before bringing it into the house. Even taking the cereal from the package with the tips of his fingers after touching the outside box all over with his hands, would continue to potentially contaminate *anything* else that he touches with those fingers. Need I go on.
He lost your interest about 3 minutes in and you still watched all of it? Gotcha. And he picked the bag up off of his floor in his house that had probably been there for a while. And he touched the inner bag with two fingers, threw the box away and then sanitized afterwards, so...yeah, go on.
@@ZombiPhill1Did you not hear, that this guy had to put an apology onto yt. regarding this video, because he told people to *Wash oranges, In soap and water* for 20 seconds. I am willing to do whatever it takes to stay safe during this miserable pandemic and listen to any advice that will help. However, people want *good* advise, not misleading advice.
My mom is from Guyana 🇬🇾 and she been doing this since 2008.
You probably thought she was crazy since 2008 lol
I freaking love your mom, i've been doing this for more than 6 years and everyone thought i was insane.
😂she is .....
My brother maybe but I did understand what she was trying to achieve.
Same been doing for a long time
After this coronavirus thing we're gonna be more careful about everything we're doing and touching
cobra chicken exactly, I don’t even do or touch myself anymore
No, we won't. Those who ignore history are doomed to repeat it.
cobra chicken I doubt it ppl will become complacent and go back to their old ways
Like washing our hands regularly
And ending capitalism.
Nah it will be back to normal!
It's always fascinating to view the market 1 year, 2 years later. Very interesting period.
Well, I guess I'm gonna die now. Surely didn't do this when I went to the grocery store last week.
Well, each time it’s a roll of the dice. Most of the time, you’d probably be fine not doing it. Maybe you can go through the whole pandemic that way and be fine. However, you can also get unlucky. Most of the time if you drive w/o a seat belt, you won’t die as a result - but most of us wear seat belts because you don’t know when you need to do it.
amen
Same
@@MD-en3zm Really good analogy 👌. Stay safe out there 🙏
Keep us posted!
Dr. VanWingen your PSA was excellent.
As a retired IM Triage, RN, BSN I do have 2 questions:
1) Will shaking items out of their containers onto the 'clean side' dislodge the virus onto the clean surface &
2) Will laundering cloth grocery bags in HOT WATER kill COVID-19?
Thank you for doing this PSA.
1. Very unlikely, if not impossible. The particles need to travel on or in something, like a water droplet, or maybe dust. Besides, the amount of virus particles you're exposed to matters a great deal. Being exposed to one or two might not result in infection.
2. Any kind of detergent, including regular bar soap, will neutralise the virus. Hot water might speed this up, but the temperature doesn't really matter.
Dee Dee...I thought the same thing....about shaking the container over the clean side. In the 1918 Flu pandemic , mailmen , delivering mail to rual remote farms spread the virus , handling , coughing on the mail.... leaving more than the mail ...many times a death sentence.
I live on a ranch, opossums & racoons would haul that off THE SECOND the sun went down lol
Would at our place too lol
Lol lol
I have a pesky squirrel as an uninvited guest that is always getting into the flower pots, planters & other containers that I leave outside on the deck so I don't think that leaving food/food containers outdoors would work for me!! And no, I don't live in the country!
@@dannettejackson202 I seen a Comedy Central UK clip where guy caught a squirrel carting off all his Amazon envelopes into the bushes all over his yard : )
Sunlight is a disinfectant, maybe put it on your dashboard and park your car in a sunny spot.
I need to lie down after watching this
So freaking exhausting
😂🤣
I can't believe we are now living like this!!! People with OCD do this all the time. But slobs like me don't think about this
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. Jaqueline that was funny
when Naomi campbelle was doing this people legit thought she was cukoo. for her its another day in life
lol, I'm watching this vid thinking "Oh, here's something I'll never do"
What can I say? Too much of a hassle.
That was one of my mother's favorite lines, particularly when she would walk into a dirty house. "I can't believe people live like this!!!"
Yes, it is very common for them :) ....but he's contaminated so much of the clean stuff!
Am I the only one intelligent enough to realize that using all of this soap and sterilizer if ingested is going to make you sick?
Some wipes can give you cancer.
I think this is overkill.
Some people rinse the soap off...
Yes...too much sanitizer is not good...
He didn't say BOIL YOUR FOOD IN IT, Einstein
eh....it says clearly on the packaging not to eat the soap and sanitizer.
I don’t know about him using the same dirty wipes
How many do you need.
If they're still wet with disinfectant, then the disinfectant should do it's job, no?
This time it seems we almost have to live by getting what we can at the store but in the future remember this well and look ahead. There are plenty of websites of Mormons and ranchers who show you how to stock up on food...seems like a good idea and it’s real easy.
They better come up with the cure soon or we're done for.
Y got that right brother.
@Raul Castro
We can live with that.
Rosemarie Nikkels let natural selection run its course for the meanwhile
The “cure” is already known by many holistic MD’s, ND’s, chiropractors, and some MDs. Search for Dr. Brownstein’s RUclips videos. He has videos on how two of his patients HAD the virus, but after his protocol (items most likely you can get from a health food store) no longer are exhibiting signs of having the virus. You don’t have to wait for President Trump and Dr. Fauci to come up with a vaccine. Take your health into your own hands.👍🏾🙌🏾👊🏽
No wonder I can’t find any desinfectant in any form. I’m headed to the liquor store to find some 70% + vodka or gin. I’ll desinfect my insides while I’m at it.
Voka doesn't work on coronavirus. Peroxide, bleach, and cleaning alcohol has been approved for use. Vinegar doesn't even work on it.
Everclear
70% is 140 proof
@@acatwithinternet5635 you need an alcohol that's at least 120 proof. Most aren't (so that humans can actually drink then without going blind), but some are. If you have everclear on hand, you're good.
I remember my grandma practicing a lot of that in 70’s and 80’s.
With a lot of deer hunters, we have ozone generation systems that we put gear and clothing in to kill bacteria to remove scent, also works on viruses. Your thoughts on utilizing an ozone system in garage or porch to decontaminate stuff well packaged?
Also, we have been taking shoes off at door so not to track possible virus we picked up on floor of store. These too can be decontaminated in ozone system. Commercial ozone generators run about $70 and can be rigged up to a plastic tote. Or could be ran in car. Do not run in house or risk lung and throat damage. Ozone will dissipate in a few minutes after turning off and areating. If decontaminating a room, a window needs opened, and all pets and people out of house for two hours while it runs. Doors and windows will need left open until ozone dissipates..
Yeah. I haven't been doing any of these things. Now my hands itch and my lungs hurt. Thanks, Now This.
Refurbished Prototype use a rag with soap and water
Now you know!
Refurbished Prototype 😆 humour will keep you will
Same here with the lungs, would love to smoke some pot to calm down. But that's a big NO right now 😂 just try to take the precautions as you go. For the lungs. Get some robitussin dm. Some alka seltzer. Do not cocktail them. Take separately! And some vicks vapo cool cough drops. Helps a lot and gets cool air going through your lungs. We got this 💪
It is ok. It does not spread through food. Just don't touch the container and touch your face
at 3:28 min he touches the outside of cereal box, explaining the inside is clean, but touches the inside bag with his hands and didn’t wipe the touched area afterwards... if he explains us how to disinfect, then at least do it 100% correctly ~ also 4:37 the way he opens the bread bag, facepalm, he touches the inside of bread bag, and pushes the bread out clumsily, the bread touches a little of the outside of the bag, and shakes the bag over the clean box...and the plastic bag also touches the box...”fake cleaning”
Lol us with actual OCD see these things.
I immediately saw this and checked the comments to see if anyone else did...bravo !!! It's not just me...now to go back and continue watching.... I just got shopping on Tuesday and left it in the bags, only disinfecting what I need and not touching anything else for 4 days....
also do NOT wash your fruits & vegetables in soap water! the fruits, vegetables will absorb the soap, we will get stomach pain instead...just run them under water, that's enough! this doctor with white beard seems fishy, don't trust random videos online, most fake news~
Dr.Mike youtube channel at 0:53 min
Well you know the right way now so don’t complain.
Most people are ignorant, people don't want to hear the truth, because they don't want their illusions destroyed, rather believing lies that are spread online, a simple "this doctor" says this and that, and these ignorant people will naively believe, blindly following instructions, like brainless zombies, it's so easy to tell people lies, than the truth. There is no point of arguing with them. Ignorant people think that they are brilliant. Most people don't know how to wear mask correctly, how to wash hands properly, etc. like this so called "doctor" trying to teach us stuffs, but just bs us with lies, just because he is maybe a doctor, that doesn't mean he is doing his job correctly, very dangerous, don't even want to imagine how, if he does surgeries, with his style of fake sanitizing, he doesn't even wear gloves or mask, and he puts the dirty bags next to clean food, the virus also can spread into the air, while moving the products, especially how he opens the bread bag, really clumsy. Don't believe one word he says. Very busy teaching us BS.
I actually do this type of behavior all the time because I’m OCD but now everybody else is doing it. Thank you for posting this because I think it’s important people become aware of the germs that we share and spread on an every day basis and how to cut down on the spread of any kind of a virus ...lots of love and I hope your channel finds you lots of prosperity… Blessings my friend
He shouldn't have put a reusable bag on his clean counter. He should be using soap rather than sanitizer--works much better on viruses.
Sharon Bryan I think a spray is the best way to go.
I toss my reusable bags in the washing machine and have them washed like regular laundry., and wash my hands after handling them.
Sharon Bryan aAgree about dirty bag from floor up onto “clean counter”, also contaminating his hands with box of cereal, just to touch the inside bag, instead of dropping it out, like onto a sterile field. I have been using bleach water in mister bottle to spray all over bags and inside. I let sit a bit, then begin diving deeper to either spray each item or use high pressure steamer. It’s faster and more thorough. Some I will also wipe, but initially all get a mist and sit before I even begin. I keep mister with bleach water at door for bottoms of shoes and they then Nn removed. I use hot steamer at my door as well. Spraying door handles, shoes, hands, switches, before going in and doing a proper hand wash.
I guess I'm a gonner, because there's just no way I'm willing to do everything he suggested. I wear gloves and a mask when I go shopping. I try not to use the things I've just bought for a while, but that's not always possible. I wash and sanitize my hands routinely, and I try not to touch my face. That's about it. I'm not saying he's wrong; I'm just saying I have my limits.
If you have a chip bag just wash it off with soap for 20 seconds like your hands and put it on a disinfected table. You should be fine. Dont think you'd have to wait days like he suggested
Are your limits more important than your life?
@@Diamond_Skies im just confused. Why do you have to wait days if you've already disinfected what you have if it supposedly kills the virus?
@@TronEST99 that's not necessarily the case, just because you are sanitary (your hands) doesn't mean the product itself is sanitized. There is always a technical flaw that we have to look out for in the way we shop, such as, not using the same gloves or masks, properly disposing them assuming the virus is always on it, sanitizing groceries that others may have contaminated, consider how you treat/pack and cook your raw meats, ect. Every little detail has to be executed in a technical way that its sometime can be too overwhelming thus what OP is saying on how he is screwed. We always take a risk in our daily lives and this is no exception.
@@xkamuiz i get what you mean. Its just ive literally been washing my hands for 20 seconds and then any groceries i have ill dispose of the unneeded packaging and ill spray lets say bags, with disinfectants, let it sit, wipe it, then i wash it with soap and water as well before consuming anything. Should i still let them sit for a few days? Just want to make sure im doing this correctly
How rediculous these videos look 3 years later...
I've been doing this as well. My question is how many times can you use the disinfectant wipe? After i wipe about 2 things, I want to throw the wipe away. And use a new one!
jessica salgado I agree, I’m not gonna keep reusing it
Darrell and Sondra Holden vinegar? Not sure about that. You need strong alkali like bleach.
well, okay, then do that!
There’s no way I’d be eating take out
Katy Brown yeah you do not know who made it
I can’t even believe he called it “foraging.” 🤦🏻♀️
Never get sauce packets. Even in regular times, sauce packets get very contaminated.
I laugh when people act like eating out is a luxury, I've always been Leary of eating food prepared by strangers & see it a a Health Risk
Thomas J I think we stopped about 2 weeks ago
I never ever have sat my grocery bags on any table or counter in my house. I place the bags on my floor.
Then u must immediately disinfect ur floor after ua done with ur groceries.. table seems a better option.
The bags are clean, what’s inside them isn’t. I don’t see your point
You can keep a garbage bag on the floor keep groceries on the bag and then after everything is done u can throw d bag away
I put it on the sink
I don’t make enough to buy 2 weeks worth of groceries. 😞😞😞
Uh he’s wiping it down WITH the hand that just touched the outside BEFORE being wiped ! So still not working
That's all I'm saying. Lol that makes no sense.
He also is not using the disinfectant as directed.
This guy gave me PTSD
😂😂
I don’t know why we’re saying 72 hours when the cruise ships are still showing surfaces having virus on it after 17 days.
It's because the virus can survive in a person for as long as they can't fight it off. So imagine an infected person constantly touching everything on the ships. That's the reason why the ships stay positive for the virus so long. Someone has to be recontaminating the ship.
There's some killer deals on cruises right now
Misinformation is also a helluva thing
Link to a reference pls?
Coronavirus residues. Not the virus
I literally just wash my hands after handling the groceries instead of all of this. Wear gloves if you want to, and don't grab the groceries immediately at the front on the stack.
Then again I am in Canada where quarantine and social distancing is a bigger thing than in the states. I do not go out to grocery shop as I am pregnant, but my husband does. They have handwashing stations at the entrances of the stores and employees at the front directing people to wash their hands before entering and before they leave. They also have cart wipes too for added protection
It's not enough, shelf stockers handle items, you don't know what's been touched, especially fruits and vegetables.
Are you joking? None of that pampering in this USA. If you aint got you aint gettin.
I have a section of my living room that is used as my quarantine section for food and other purchased goods. Unless it's frozen goods, it sits there for at least 4 days before it exits this quarantine zone. I sterilize the frozen good packages instead. This way I don't use up a whole lot of sterilizers.
@@new-knowledge8040 soap works if you don't want to wait too long to consume you're groceries
@@OceanFrontVilla3 Just washing your hands IS enough. Shelf stockers were handling your items before this, you know, and just getting a virus particle on your skin is not how you actually catch the disease.
There have been ZERO cases of the virus being transmitted through food.
I cannot find the disinfecting wipes in the stores.
The Hoarders got to the stores first.
This just seems weird, not to mention he touched the outside of the cereal box multiple times and then grabbed the top of the "clean" cereal bag likely where cereal would be pouring out and then grabbed a "clean" bag that WAS ON THE FLOOR and put it into the "clean" space. This is unreal, we can't even trust doctors. I appreciate his efforts but wow.
This guy is a family doctor, not a microbiologist. He misstates several facts about the virus and is telling people to do things that are unsafe (leaving food out on the porch for 3 days will only cause food spoilage at best and food poisoning at worst).
There have been ZERO cases of virus transmission through touching grocery items. Just wash your hands frequently.
How about we all get our advice from actual health agencies and not random family doctors from Michigan?
Yep that caught my attention and thought wwwaaaiiiittttt
@@zammmerjammer some wipes will give you cancer. I know the ones in the hospital tell you not to touch with your bare hands because of that. Be careful about using wipes on food products.
I don't think he should be telling people to use wipes on food like that.
@@El3peth But was it better than nothing?
Phoebe Rayy I noticed that to. Not easy.
... I'm not leaving my groceries outside or in the garage ... :\
LOL.Who is actually still doing this?
Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
Staying home when sick is. So important. I learned in cooking school that viruses can end up in baked goods if the people making them are sick. Now Big commercial bakeries have strict hygiene standards.
I thought about this when buying cake recently. This is scary.
About six months before the pandemic, I saw a customer sneeze all over the soy milk section. I could see the spray from across the room, so this is good.
I hope you made a comment that was along the lines of "cover your mouth"🤐
People like that are the reason we are in this mess🤦♀️
@@lillizabeth44 Unfortunately, management would have had a problem with that at the time, but now I'm sure I could get away with that. We are all pretty done with some of the customers right now. I probably would have liked to say, "How do you sleep at night." lol. I just took the product off the shelf and scanned it out. Yucko!
@Cuomo Primetime I have no idea. He just looked as dumb as a stick. Completely clueless.
This guy is not a virologist. Videos like this add to the hysteria. He did this to get his name out there even though he states he is not doing that. Be smart, stay healthy, exercise, eat right, wash your hands and don’t be around huge crowds. That’s about all you can do.
100% agree. It's been proven that there is no evidence of people getting from surfaces.
@@parli_poo11 Where is the evidence for this? Source?
@@micheal.s6726 I should've said the chance is very low of you getting it from surfaces. You can check the CDC website, you can check out Science Vs podcast episode: Coronavirus: More Scared or Less Scared? You can also search for "covid19 surface" on RUclips and watch the newer videos.
@@micheal.s6726 But you should still wash your hands after you finish up on your groceries or pick up any mail or packages. Cleaning every single grocery item is now considered overkill and watch out more on social distancing and wear a proper mask with a good seal specifically NIOSH N95.
@@parli_poo11 ok thanks
Yeah but I cant find any disinfectant wipes, spray or cleaner at the store. Its all sold out
I haven't found toilet paper anywhere in almost 3 weeks! Good thing I usually like to stay stocked up but that stock is running low! Its crazy ppl are buying toilet paper so much and so fast. Its ridiculous!
Use soap and water. It breaks up the corona protein shell.
Bleach diluted with water. Mix up what you need each day. Cheap, and most stores still have bleach in stock.
Some use vinager as Clorox bc cant find in the market
@@kaisteeves3771 , you must live in a magical land! I'm in Phoenix Arizona and there is not ONE bottle of bleach to be found! Glad you have some for you and your family 😘 stay clean and stay safe!
Seeing this way to late my new groceries are already in the fridge. However I am washing my hands when ever I touch anything. So there's that...😕
minds to
Christina blanco so take the food out, bleach the inside of the fridge and groceries and put them back in
my family and i did this before the coronavirus. i hope more people try to do this as a general rule of cleanliness after coronavirus is over. people would get sick far less!
We started doing this from the start because it was just common sense.
"wow"
"great"
"good for you"
Policies, guidelines, and best-practice is changing by the hour, no need to shame others who may not be as educated on disease transmission.
SnarfBeats he means at the beginning of the outbreak
@@dontworryaboutit273 They're probably full of shot anyway. Trying to to troll maybe
Man im getting my groceries, they coming right inside, and washing my hands after because this doing too much leaving groceries somewhere to be stolen.
Exactly
Yeah me too. But am now thinking about washing all containers before putting into frig. Freezer or pantry or leaving on table to store
bringing things mid floor and spraying it all down b4 it goes away
im sure just wiping everything with a lysol wipe and washing your hands will do lol
Same here. I have my groceries delivered to the front door. If I don't get them immediately, they will be gone.
Teaching all of how to become OCD.
Maybe there was some evolutionary advantage to being OCD, and that’s why some people are OCD today.
@@MD-en3zm your theory is flawed because some of them are also Republicans.
So paranoid already
Totally is this really going to save lives.Drs
Used to say.that
Kids that were always hyper clean, were the ones to develop allergies.etc.
Necessary during a pandemic and when around immunosuppressed people, it's only pathological OCD when there's no point in doing it.
Omg. 5:30 dont wash your fruit until ready to eat, the pours absorb the water and make the fruit go bad faster. Bad advice.
Except for berries which should be rinsed in a dilute vinegar solution when you get them home. That has nothing to do with coronavirus, it just keeps them from getting moldy as fast.
The pores also absorb coronavirus and can then spread like a virus. Choose which one you'd like.
@@clarkkent1521 i just heard that doctor said corona virus doesn't get into food?
@@sofiaruss8958 It's in the pores and on the surface, sitting on your counter if you don't wash them.
Everything has cooties; people have cooties...
Now cooties have the people.
lol I remember those days
@@tuffguydoe7937 Now it has alot more meaning to it.
Cooties🤔...I used to have that board game.
What do you do when people you live with refuse to go to these extremes? It's so frustrating.
Dorian Montez yes, I am trying to work out how I could self isolate in one room but can’t figure out water and toilet needs.
Do it yourself
focus more on keeping your immune system strong.
You move out.
Ikr. Their complaints are giving us more stress. How can't they appreciate something that can keep them safe?
Why try to be so careful squeezing out the sauce packet when you could just wash it off first? Use the same stuff you used on the bag of chips.
k
Lots of this won't work if you live in an apartment, you don't have the space
Exactly. :/
Is the apartment in question bigger than a 4x4 prison cell , if so you then should be fine ,jeremy gregorio 🤔
I live in an apartment and am able to do this without a problem. Just leave everything in the bags wipe them with your disinfectant and put them away, you honestly don’t need a lot of space to do that...
@Jeremy ...I understand it’s ideal to not bring the groceries inside the house by think outside the box and work with what you have, even if it means you empty out a closet or use a big storage container, make sure the container is not in the reach of children for 3 days. I will also suggest to take off your shoes right at the entrance of the door.
Or disinfectant, masks, wipes etc. If you panic bought, you are the tumors of society
Omg. This makes me never want to buy groceries again... or eat food. So depressing :(
Dalia Sadek be at peace. Chase your fear away with Jesus. He will protect you. Enjoy your food and may you be blessed and well. God bless you
Don't worry... All I learn from such videos is these precautions are useless... So just be normal and cool.... Enjoy holidays and nice weather
@@meriamhaq123 So you have not been practicing these precautions ? Just curious.
@@micheal.s6726 no i am not. I would never sanitise my food items, i take precautions as always, wash hands with simple water whenever come home. Don't use sanitiser and any chemicals as it lowers the immunity
@@meriamhaq123 oh ok.
He touched the box and then pulled the bag out. That’s not sterile technique