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Your question is crazy, oxygen is nearly 400 times smaller than a Covid virus.
We are talking about vape smoke. If you can breath through a mask, then so can you blow a smoke through it.
Your question is crazy, oxygen is nearly 400 times smaller than a Covid virus.
We are talking about vape smoke. If you can breath through a mask, then so can you blow a smoke through it.
It's like you're arguing two opposite positions at the same time...maybe because you are.
LOL. No. Masks are effective at minimizing the droplets being spewed out while talking, coughing and sneezing.
We are talking about vape smoke. If you can breath through a mask, then so can you blow a smoke through it.
You keep focusing on droplets. You do realize that droplets are not the problem?
You're very confusing, I suggest you try to read your posts back and imagine someone else reading them.
I know they're not the problem. The problem is nobody could answer my question as to how long coronavirus can survive airborne without droplets
Why is that?
On what surface? Metal, I think it's about 4 days.
Yes, depends on surfaces. 3-4 days with droplets. Without droplets, who the hell knows? No proof of it.
But that's exactly why they recommend disinfection.
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You don't know what a droplet does, do you?
Sure. They come out of your lungs when you talk, cough, sneeze and what not. Without masks, they flow far in the air. As demonstrated in the video.
No. They drop. That's why they call them droplets.
Okay aerosolized coronavirus. As to droplets, of course they land on surfaces. That's why we have disinfectants. Why is it that they always tell us to cover our mouths while we cough or sneeze? Then they tell us to wash our hands?
Ever think about your eyes? Or your clothes?
That's contact, not airborne.
I know you can get the virus from something, like table, by having your hand on it and touching your face with your hand.
If it's hitting your eyes it may very well be airborne.
Aerosolized virus? Yes. If you get too close or don't wash your hands, it's your damned fault.
And this is what I meant by arguing both sides of the issue.
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I know they're not the problem. The problem is nobody could answer my question as to how long coronavirus can survive airborne without droplets
Why is that?