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I get almost all of my non-perishable items with Amazon and Amazon Fresh (left at my door without human interaction). Not sure how much safer that is, but I im
by meowface 7y ago
I get almost all of my non-perishable items with Amazon and Amazon Fresh (left at my door without human interaction).
Not sure how much safer that is, but I imagine it's less exposure in total, if I'm careful about hand-washing.
- rasz 7y agoDelivered by a robot? or minimum wage coughing worker?
- SpicyLemonZest 7y agoIt's about risk mitigation. It's not 100% guaranteed physically impossible to pick up the virus from a delivery package, but it's a very low risk, much lower than other infection vectors most people will be exposed to. Unless you're planning to hermetically seal yourself into your home for the next 8 weeks, the risk is probably so low it's not worth thinking about.
- rasz 7y ago>Unless you're planning to hermetically seal yourself into your home for the next 8 weeks Way ahead of you
- meowface 7y agoMinimum wage coughing worker. I'm just figuring it's lower risk than going to a store with numerous coughing/breathing customers and employees everywhere. I believe the risk is higher when you're directly exposed to another person, compared to the virus being on an object's surface.