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Anecdotally, we've walking a few OC beach towns the last couple weeks.. its _all_ vinyl sided tents everywhere outside. They're keeping in the heat for evening
by natefox 6y ago
Anecdotally, we've walking a few OC beach towns the last couple weeks.. its _all_ vinyl sided tents everywhere outside. They're keeping in the heat for evening dining.
Afternoon dining is pretty easy to do, but dinner seems to be problematic even in OC where I'm at.
- JPKab 6y agoInteresting thing to me is recirculated air vs. contained air. The vinyl sided tents aren't going to have recirculated air like indoors, but yes, the air is certainly not going to be flowing the way it would with no vinyl walls. OC beach towns are as nice as they are unaffordable, lol. I love the restaurants there, though.
- pdonis 6y ago> Interesting thing to me is recirculated air vs. contained air. The paper that started this thread notes that the only people who got infected in the indoor restaurant scenario they studied were the ones in the airflow path. Nobody else did, even though they were all in the same room with the same contained air. So this one study, at least, seems to indicate that just having contained air is lower risk; it's being in the airflow path of recirculated air that is higher risk. That said, there is nothing in the paper that says that having uncontained air outdoors is not even lower risk than contained (but not recirculated) air.