Handwashing

Nigel Farage on LBC asking a guest (a doctor), "is it good advice?"

Doc: "Yes, washing your hands will get rid of the virus and stop you transmitting it to other surfaces."

How many taps have been diagnosed as having the virus

What about your tin of baked beans from the supermarket?

Are you going to wipe them all or are you going to quarantine them for nine days? (Some experts are saying COVID-19 can survive on surfaces for as long as this.)

I recall about 20 years ago needing a pee at Paddington Station.

It was 20p to go in but you didn't have to touch anything. The soap and water were all activated by motion.

Could be a market for COVID-19 vision glasses.
Pop them on and you’ll be able to see if the virus is present on your tap, tin of beans, or even on your smartphone

Mar 1, 2020 -- 5:20AM, i_agree_with_nick wrote:

I recall about 20 years ago needing a pee at Paddington Station.It was 20p to go in but you didn't have to touch anything. The soap and water were all activated by motion.

You didn’t need to touch ANYTHING?
Did the 20p fee include the provision of a friendly assistant to unzip, extract, shake, and return your knob to your trousers

I remember a special tool on sale for the purpose of lifting the lavatory seat without having to touch it.
Others have admitted to using their foot to lift the seat.
Also many women claim they got pregnant from sitting on lavatory seats.
Which explains the high numbers of unwanted pregnancies.

Someone yesterday did say that you should remember to wipe your phone because for many it has become an extension of their hand.

don't really get it, as besides 1 person who it now seems may have had contact with someone from Italy,the virus isn't in 99,9999999% of the country

Man gets on a plane having followed NHS guidelines and scrubbed is hands within an inch of their lives and settles down for a 3 hour flight in the knowledge he is safe from an AIRBORNE virus- what can possibly go wrong

Twelve new cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in England, the chief medical officer says.
It is the biggest jump in cases the UK has seen in one day.

Three patients caught the virus in the UK - they are known to be contacts of someone who already had it, and were found through contact-tracing, Professor Chris Whitty said.

One of the patients, from Essex, has not been abroad and it is not clear where they contracted COVID-19.
Six of the patients had recently travelled to Italy, and two had been to Iran.

The patients who have recently travelled are from London, West Yorkshire, Greater Manchester, Hertfordshire and Gloucestershire.

They join three cases reported yesterday, from Hertfordshire, Gloucestershire and Berkshire.
It brings the total number of confirmed cases in the UK to 35, including one in Wales and one in Northern Ireland.

i_agree_with_nick    01 Mar 20 11:20 
I recall about 20 years ago needing a pee at Paddington Station.

It was 20p to go in but you didn't have to touch anything. The soap and water were all activated by motion.


Not a motion then  !!?

'.....It brings the total number of confirmed cases in the UK to 35, including one in Wales and one in Northern Ireland ...'

U.K. Population 67,000,000 - getting close

What about your tin of baked beans from the supermarket?

Are you going to wipe them all or are you going to quarantine them for nine days? (Some experts are saying COVID-19 can survive on surfaces for as long as this.)

Doomsday-prep tins of baked beans must by definition have been sitting in the cupboard untouched for years.

Likely that they'll still have traces of the bubonic plague on them

THOUGH THIS THREAD WAS ABOUT LORD SNOOTY FILLING HIS BOOTS IN SAUDI,

Mar 1, 2020 -- 9:55AM, Facts wrote:

'.....It brings the total number of confirmed cases in the UK to 35, including one in Wales and one in Northern Ireland ...'U.K. Population 67,000,000 - getting close

Deaths in Italy from coronavirus on February 20 was zero
Deaths in Italy from coronavirus on March 1 is 29

I think I just heard that there have now been 34 fatalities in Italy.

A caller to LBC earlier said that no one has mentioned spitting in the street.  I was thinking about this a few days ago so I'm glad she raised it.

The experts and the Government should ask people to refrain from this disgusting habit.

Do people still spit in the street

DORIS JOHNSON ADVOCATES SPAFFING UP THE WALL, IS THAT OK

Some people spit in the faces of coppers. Anyone who does that should be whipped.

There was a case back in the 1980s where some thugs spat at a police officer at a football match.  He died of meningitis. (Some people carry it but do not develop the disease.)

You can use issue paper to operate your tap.
Just saying for those of you who still have manual taps.

Certain people do not use soap only water

Can you write their names down on a piece of paper and send it to Matt Hancock.

some people hide their money under the soap,safest place in some houses

Can they ban footballers from spitting all over the pitch too?

This virus is an opportunity to bring back some decency.

tiger spit the dog woods

Use soap and water. Rub vigorously whilst singing Happy Birthday twice. (The Altered Images song.)

The price of the hand wash advised has shot up in price already people are benefiting from this situation

Out black spot

Imperial leather

I'm really struggling to get anything done, knowing that I need to wash my hands every time I touch something

Stop masterbating then

The peasants are revolting Pecker but I am superhuman I look at Covid 19 and laugh

For me all roads lead to Rome Friday week. I look into the eyes of The God of Death and say “ not today “!