I don’t know about video. I was just quoting what the article said. If simply touching your bare skin with a contaminated glove infects you, it’s a lot worse than they’re telling us. Touching your bare skin with a glove doesn’t sound like getting body fluid in your eye, does it?
no,’but they say all is needed for infection is between 1-10 virons, and these things are .3 microns, so it doesn’t surprise’me skin exposure did it.
It requires broken skin or a mucous membrane. Touching around your face will get you pretty close to the latter, and any micro-abrasion can serve as the former (like shaving injuries or under the fingernails for those who get manicures). Ear canals often have micro-abrasions also.