I don't own a Pool Room but I've read Covid-19 can live on cotton for 2 days. Certainly we'll be washing hands but how much more should be done and how often?
I came across a pdf from the Clorox company for a 2400ppm mixture of Chlorine Bleach and water that it says will kill the Coronavirus. I'll post it when I find it again. The mixture is on page 5. The amount suggested was 1 tablespoon per 16oz of water.
However I've seen a mixture suggested by the CDC that said 1/3cup per 1 gallon so that sounds like my mix is close.
I used chlorine based sanitation in my employment so it does get weaker over a few days time. You can get test strips.
You can't smell it at the level I use it. I use it to sanitize my hands. I won't pretend to know how good it will work on cloth but as cheap as it is it's probably worth trying to use it as a spray and let air dry.
Since this thing is transferred through the air in microdroplets shouldn't we have a way to sanitize everything? We are all over cloth, so this is something that should be discussed. Lysol is that an effective alternate?
Maybe we have some experts in this here to advise us? https://www.thecloroxcompany.com/wp-content/uploads/5813_100_service-bulletins_20160708.pdf
I came across a pdf from the Clorox company for a 2400ppm mixture of Chlorine Bleach and water that it says will kill the Coronavirus. I'll post it when I find it again. The mixture is on page 5. The amount suggested was 1 tablespoon per 16oz of water.
However I've seen a mixture suggested by the CDC that said 1/3cup per 1 gallon so that sounds like my mix is close.
I used chlorine based sanitation in my employment so it does get weaker over a few days time. You can get test strips.
You can't smell it at the level I use it. I use it to sanitize my hands. I won't pretend to know how good it will work on cloth but as cheap as it is it's probably worth trying to use it as a spray and let air dry.
Since this thing is transferred through the air in microdroplets shouldn't we have a way to sanitize everything? We are all over cloth, so this is something that should be discussed. Lysol is that an effective alternate?
Maybe we have some experts in this here to advise us? https://www.thecloroxcompany.com/wp-content/uploads/5813_100_service-bulletins_20160708.pdf
