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I also imagine the appropriate times to wash hands means there is no tap and soap or accessing these means increasing exposure. We don't work in hospitals. At

I also imagine the appropriate times to wash hands means there is no tap and soap or accessing these means increasing exposure. We don't work in hospitals. At home I see little point in washing hands, once covid-19 is in the house it's to late. It's more important to stop it before it enters the home. Some caveats, after unpacking groceries etc and obviously salmonella and everything else needs to be reduced atm.

bradknowles 7y ago
IMO, dirty hands are still the primary vector for someone to get infected, and so even if you’re in an environment where COVID is already in the house, there is still merit to reducing the likelihood of you getting the disease by washing your hands. It’s all about reducing the odds. Nothing is perfect. But you can at least increase your chances of not getting infected.