[TXBubba]

So explain where and how again how heat & sunshine having little effect has been debunked?
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May have already been answered further down. Just waking up. But heat and sunshine are not synonymous. It’s the UV light that kills the virus. More sunlight can equal more heat but unless you are in the sunlight and not an air conditioned building then the UV light isn’t hitting it. I do think high temps cut the life cycle time.

[stylin19a]

thanx.

*** I do think high temps cut the life cycle time. ***

It does according to DHS study.

https://www.dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/panthr_covid-19_fact_sheet_v13_27apr-final_0.pdf

I found a study of charts and graphs that showed that the virus lasted 5 minutes on a surface(a surface of which I don’t remember, I didn’t save the study) at 154 degrees.
I think it’s the underlying document from the DHS publication.

If the virus is a contact virus, ( touch my face, get hit with achoo slobber, etc..) not sure how much good a high temperature\humity or UV does