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How long covid 19 virus stays on food packages after washing the packages with soap and water. N how long packages can be kept untouched after washing
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After washing it's goes away you may use as soon as pack dried up
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After washing u can store in ur regular store house or use in kitchen. Only got from grocery deliveries then keep it out in place/ garage for 48-72 hrs ,and then take it in.Aftet touching the groceries delivered just,and contacting any mucus membranes of ur body as eyes mouth nose ears or private parts.if infected carier then may effect u. So wash ur hands after touching any items which are suspicious.
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Hello Ma'am,Wash package with soap and Warm  water, better wash after with saline water and store after5 minutes of washing
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Washing with soap disrupts the shell around the virus, dissolving it in the running water and killing the virus. You can take Arsenic album 30 4 pills morning 3 days . Repeat every month to boost immunity You can order arsenic album 30 from me online. No side effects..
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After washing it goes away
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Surface Time Duration Aluminium 2-8 hours Wood 4 days Plastic 2-5 days Metal-5 days Paper-3 hours to 5 days Ceramic-5 days Steel 2-28 days Glass 4-5 days
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Hi , it's same as hand wash . If you wash packets for 30 sec . Then there will be low chance of corona . It's more better to transfer the contains to containers after washing.
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Cardboard packing up to 24 hrs Veg Nd food up to 3 days Package milk etc 2-3 days Paper money up to 4 days Will also depend on ambient temp and humidity Safest is to wash veg ect with potassium permagnate Clean surface with either soap or sAnitozer
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I think what you want to know is how to disinfect the packages so as to kill Covid. One way is to spray with 79% isopropyl alcohol which kills COVID instantaneously Secondly you can spray with Benzalkonium chloride in dilution as per the manufacturer which kills virus in 30-60 minutes For hands and body parts ash with soap and water for 20 minutes is recommended
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