And if they do, people will just need to adapt. And think of the postal workers who would be hurt.

tRump Virus for very long (at least for now). It is the workers who do the sorting who have to be careful. Most carriers make deliveries without coming into contact with people so that is a plus.

Fingers crossed.

for some reason.

Or at least, microbial-static.

Laboratory incubators are often lined with copper, and copper sulfate is frequently added to the water that's inside that provides the humidity.

Thanks!

Usually hands me my mail.

I'm sure a ton of people break the social distancing rule that way.

It is very thorough. I'm not sure if I thrust the CDC since they have been muffled and I definitely don't trust the fucking moron and his pals. I do trust WHO though.

They plan to continue service as usual and are taking measures to deal with the virus. They anticipate needing to hire more employees because of it and they are preparing for that. The CEO said the cardboard surfaces do not hold the virus.

The virus clings to hard surfaces like countertops. It’s pretty safe to handle cardboard or clothes.

But I do think that ordering delivery is safer than going to a brick and mortar store.

Cardboard and paper bags seem to be relatively safe, and this safety will be reinforced by the universal use of gloves which seems to have been accepted by just about every business. But you can also spray the boxes with disinfectant when you get them and before you open them.

It's preliminary study.

https://www.today.com/health/how-long-does-coronavirus-live-surfaces-how-disinfect-kill-viruses-t175738

We must remember to be sure to wash our hands thoroughly after handling cardboard boxes. Break down the boxes and stack them for two or three days before throwing them away.

And if the companies use gloves to keep the virus from spreading that will help too. I think almost every person will soon be wearing gloves automatically. That will slow the virus way down.

to handle cardboard boxes, among other things.

nope, haven't heard a thing

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The post office is a fairly standard 9 to 5 office in most places so I don't see why.

She told me it's business as usual. She's expecting changes at any time.

I’m at the Raleigh P&DC right now

will end up being 2, 3, 4 months instead.

I will miss the library! (no matter how long it lasts)

Bought stamps. Usually there are people in and out, but not today. I was the sole customer.