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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If they are all staying inside and not going to stores or anything then I don’t see the big deal. Do you trust them? I take my kids to another county to see their cousins who I know for sure are social distancing. My sister is crazy and goes above and beyond so we all play together twice a week[/quote]

Very few people are not going to stores. [/quote]

Not in my neighborhood. [b]Everyone gets food delivered[/b] and work from home. Walks, bikes, yes, but they are indoors. [/quote]

NP.  We have only gotten groceries delivered as well, no food take out, but I don't think we're that much safer than people who are going to stores.  Someone is still touching our groceries, really multiple people are.  So anyone who says they're totally isolated but is receiving packages of any kind (think Amazon deliveries) in my mind isn't totally isolated.  [/quote]

"... the probability of getting infected from a contaminated surface is not zero, but it is fairly low. That's because respiratory droplets would have to have landed on the exact spot on, say, a box of cereal that you are touching. And even then, you'd have to get enough residual virus on your hand to start an infection — and you'd have to transfer that virus to your face. Bottom line: If you follow good hand-hygiene practices — washing your hands after unpacking your groceries, before cooking and before eating — then, she says, your risk is probably "very, very low.""

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2020/04/12/832269202/no-you-dont-need-to-disinfect-your-groceries-but-here-s-to-shop-safely[/quote]

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