Covid19 lasts:
About a day on cardboard
Lasts 2-3 days on steel and plastic (13,16 hour half lives respectively)
lasts only 4 hours on copper
lasts 3 hours floating around in air (tested at room temp and 40% humidity)
Lasts longer in cold air and dry air.
Other papers show that half life drops dramatically in air with higher absolute (not relative) humidity. So Florida might have slower spread?
Nosocomial (I had to look it up) refers to an infection acquired in a hospital or other health care facility.
The grass and tree pollen is killing me. My dark cherry maroon Sorento is covered in yellow pollen. Rinsing it off doesn't work. I live in a forest surrounded by oak trees.
I religiously wash my hands and use Lysol spray on everything. I'm constantly wiping down the kitchen and bathrooms.
OTOH, I just got back from a Walmart Super Center: It wasn't crowded - normal amount of shoppers, if it was a weekday morning. They don't have much - they're down to the bare bones, but I did get some milk and 4 gallons of spring water, but the TP and cleaning sections is pretty much wiped out, except for laundry detergent type stuff.
It's spring break for the schools here so IDK what trying to shop on weekdays during work hours will be like (I'm retired), but I'll give it a go in a few days. Hopefully, they'll get replenished...
=:-)