Hey Jolly
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Jon, agreed, although before all this I would often tell myself "Eh, it's good to be exposed to the natural germ build up on my phone." I would go many months without wiping down my phone (or keys, cards, etc). Now I wipe them all down whenever I go to the grocery store (2x a month).
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Well, for most people it is healthy to keep the immune system busy. This right now is a special situation, but in general there is such a thing as too much hygiene, at least if you believe the "hygiene hypothesis", which states that too much hygiene causes allergies etc (but from what I understand the science on that isn't settled).
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Does UV light actually work against the virus? What are the limitations? (How long does it have to be on, what about material that has a lot of stringy fibers, will it work on N95 masks, etc.?)
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They’re very careful with their language around Coronavirus since it hasn’t been specifically tested but they talk about this being 99.9% effective against other viruses with similar lipid casings.
This does 10 minutes, I don’t know the wattage. UV-C.
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Word, thanks.
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This particular device wouldn’t do an N95, unless you can flatten them out. It’s not deep enough
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What kind of back order did they have?
I went to eBay and overpaid for an unopened one.
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This is what my daughter is wearing in the Emergency Department now. I saw it on Amazon yesterday, it is not there today.
https://www.envirosafetyproducts.com/3m-6100-half-facepiece-respirator.html
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only 10% for UNopened box? That's much better than I did.
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Yeah they've come down since I ordered mine. People see light at the end of the tunnel
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I got a sleek white one.
But I paid 215. I didn't care. I saw the knockoffs on Amazon and they looked worse than fake. It was either burn masks (themselves bought dearly on eBay) or buy the thing.