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Virus can live on surfaces, and it varies by material. Just spray the boxes with disinfectant and leave in the garage for 2-4 weeks would be my best guess. Specifics - would have to do a web search.

Also UV-C light(can be harmful if not done properly) can kill most virus and bacteria. Also ozone. You can buy battery operated ozone cleaners slightly smaller than a Walkman and put them in a sealed container and most virus and bacteria is killed that way too. Don’t breathe the ozone either-harmful it is-that’s why you put it in a sealed container.

I’ve had a pandemic flu kit since 2014 so I really don’t need that stuff. I reordered stuff to restock what I used in the pantry, and ordered some new cold and flu meds. I got some extra bleach and the Clorox hydrogen peroxide health care cleaner and wipes.

I have enough of that Calcium whatever to make 100s of gallons of bleach. Might could use some more disposable coveralls. Ordered a bunch of duct tape. Usually have 5 or six rolls and was down to 2.

Tried some new stuff-really like the Sambucus gummies. I pretty much self-isolate during the winter anyway. This year the insurance required me to go see the Doctor for recertifying my cpap and oxygen.

4 days later, stomach issues and stuffy nose-very mild. Ugh.

Mostly, with this new stuff-we’ll know within 2-3 weeks how bad it’ll be here. Best way to avoid it is to just stay home for a couple of months, get plenty of sleep, and nutrition/vitamins. And don’t forget to wash those hands really good-like the Vids show how to do correctly.

Don’t touch the mail-use tongs and throw them all in the uv or ozone sterilizer-if things get really bad. Course we might not even have mail if it’s bad enough.

I keep watching Singapore. Ninety some odd case more than 50 recovered and no deaths. It shows that good medical practice can work.