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Do a lot of apartments have access to a washing line? Also seems kinda slow?

• xyzzy123 2y ago
  This is fair - no it won't work in every situation, just didn't see good old air and sunshine mentioned in the thread anywhere. Surely the only scalable solution in a medical context is to get workers to change out of uniform at work and hand over to industrial laundry service, everything else relies on procedure outside the work environment which not everyone is going to do reliably and is difficult to supervise / QC.
  • fwipsy 2y ago
    If 90% of workers are able to effectively sterilize their uniforms, will that solve 90% of the problem? Less? More?
    • pama 2y ago
      Less because pathogens multiply again once they are back in the clinic.
• whiterock 2y ago
  slow? much faster than hanging them up to dry inside
  • PaulDavisThe1st 2y ago
    Depends a lot on the climate and season.
  • kadoban 2y ago
    It's slower than throwing them in a standard dryer, in both clock time and human effort time.