Broccoli
Veteran Member
-Flu spreads in waves of 3-5 months w/ 3 months in between
-Self-quarantine for 90-120 days / wave
-Govt effort to supply food and water at 10% at best
-Outside dirty, inside clean; Boy in the Bubble concept
-Shelter w/ good seal
-Clear brush and undergrowth 100 feet parameter around the house
-Heat pump forced air cooling/heat with filter to filter out virus/microbes
-Virus lives in water for days, influenza lives on hands 5 min.
-Water reservoir covered, pool, tubs and barrels, then disinfected, garden hose w/ spray nozzle, no water leaks
-Any source of standing water is a contaminate. Remove birdbaths, old tires and/or fill puddles.
-Neither bird feeders nor outside chickens (chicken feces and bodily fluids source of contamination) nor pigs
-Indoor sprouts, fluorescent lights for indoor growing plants vegetables
-Bleach for water disinfectant (10 drops/gallon) and medicinal wound care (½ sterile water ½ bleach)
-Chlorine bleach kills flu in 2-3 minutes
-Good hygiene; Wash hands thoroughly and frequently after contact from outside world
-Hand cleaners soap and/or alcohol based (MRSA (methacillin resistant staph auras) and other germs grow on a bars of soap)
-Running water for washing hands, not standing water
-Facemasks N-95 and goggles for outside
-No contact w/ people within 8 feet, viruses jumps 5+ ft
-No group meetings parties’ weddings funerals church etc
-Individual contact stay greater than 8 feet apart (NO hand shakes etc) social distancing
-Once one individual leaves and breaks quarantine, cannot return to re-infect rest of Household; must wait out period of contagiousness in isolation tent/room outside main household
-Consider for infected household members to use a room w/ outside access and isolates from rest of house (master bedroom w/ sliding door to back yard)
-Consider a sick room that is isolated from the rest of the household (plastic etc)
-Animals inside space and same consideration
-Dogs and cats immunizations kept up (any stray will be shot)
-Water repellent clothing w/ hood when outside (large garbage bags improvised as rain coat)
-Toilet bowl cleaner tablets for inside standing water (tidy-bowl etc)
-If an exchange is required drop item in spot i.e. porch and leave; then the receiver can pick up the item i.e. soup, firewood etc. (This was the practice during the 1918 influenza)
-Keep dust to minimum, dusters, wet wipes. Sneeze into elbow
-Down and or feathers have been linked to a source of a virus carrier
-Plastic over windows and doors, help insulate and keep clean
-Keep surfaces clean w/ disinfectant
-Bake items coming into house for 20 min at 325+ degrees (Microwave is best) careful on this one
-Handling mail, wear gloves and bake mail before opening it (e-mail best)
-Only burn wood that is stored under protective covering and dry, if wet -> contaminated
-Wallpaper ceiling, walls and windows w/ foil in one safe room to insulate and retain heat
-Ceiling fan clockwise to retain heat, counter clockwise to cool
-UV lighting on surfaces excellent antimicrobial (can cause skin cancer)
-No washing cars by hand
-Flies and mosquitoes out, don’t leave windows, doors open, screens are not an option
-Mosquito netting for sleep helps, door and windows still closed
-Bug Zappers are either a really good idea because they kill bugs inside or a real bad idea outside because they attract bugs
-Supply of flea infestation treatments
-Analogue phone for when power goes out
-Supply for diarrhea and/or cold remedies
-Homemade Gatorade
1 tsp Lite Salt (source of potassium)
1/3 tsp Baking Soda
10 tsp sugar in 1 qt water
OR
1 tsp salt
3 tsp sugar
1 qt water
-Food supply, 1year/person
-Freezer full of food
-Vacuum w/ bags that filter for allergens and virus
-No eating from outside gardens, only preserved food
-Vitamins
-Pressure cooker and microwave to disinfect food
-Grow inside food is best, outside root veggies only (nuke and wash)
-Turnips, clover and potatoes good crops for cold weather
-Cage animal, not range free (rabbits)
-Wash down entryways w/ bleach or cleaner
-Keep shoes outside
-Money spreads disease (usually the dirtiest item in a restaurant), debit card better
-Dishwasher/microwave sterilizes (dishwasher disinfects crocs)
-Dishcloth dirtiest item in household
-Shopping cart handles dirtiest item in public
-Magazines dirtiest item in doctor’s office
-Purse is exposed to everything, along with the morning coffee mug that follows you around at work
-Do not share pens, combs etc.
-Tarp and duct tape corpses, bury deep at home if possible
-Remove moss from roof, harbors bacteria and virus (mushrooms too)
-Streams, lakes, ponds, marshes, rivers source of contamination
-Keep outside dry, no watering lawn
-Advertising location vs. camouflage (smoke, noise, light, smells)
-Rain, Snow, Mist, and fog are also carriers for virus…(may have been a spreading factor to the plague)
-Ice 40 inches for 50-ton truck to drive on
-Mice copper wool to keep out/feral cats
-Garbage bags to wear punch holes in sides and put arm through, good for warmth and as a disposable barrier from the outdoors
-The Plague never returned to London after London’s Great Fire
Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.
-Self-quarantine for 90-120 days / wave
-Govt effort to supply food and water at 10% at best
-Outside dirty, inside clean; Boy in the Bubble concept
-Shelter w/ good seal
-Clear brush and undergrowth 100 feet parameter around the house
-Heat pump forced air cooling/heat with filter to filter out virus/microbes
-Virus lives in water for days, influenza lives on hands 5 min.
-Water reservoir covered, pool, tubs and barrels, then disinfected, garden hose w/ spray nozzle, no water leaks
-Any source of standing water is a contaminate. Remove birdbaths, old tires and/or fill puddles.
-Neither bird feeders nor outside chickens (chicken feces and bodily fluids source of contamination) nor pigs
-Indoor sprouts, fluorescent lights for indoor growing plants vegetables
-Bleach for water disinfectant (10 drops/gallon) and medicinal wound care (½ sterile water ½ bleach)
-Chlorine bleach kills flu in 2-3 minutes
-Good hygiene; Wash hands thoroughly and frequently after contact from outside world
-Hand cleaners soap and/or alcohol based (MRSA (methacillin resistant staph auras) and other germs grow on a bars of soap)
-Running water for washing hands, not standing water
-Facemasks N-95 and goggles for outside
-No contact w/ people within 8 feet, viruses jumps 5+ ft
-No group meetings parties’ weddings funerals church etc
-Individual contact stay greater than 8 feet apart (NO hand shakes etc) social distancing
-Once one individual leaves and breaks quarantine, cannot return to re-infect rest of Household; must wait out period of contagiousness in isolation tent/room outside main household
-Consider for infected household members to use a room w/ outside access and isolates from rest of house (master bedroom w/ sliding door to back yard)
-Consider a sick room that is isolated from the rest of the household (plastic etc)
-Animals inside space and same consideration
-Dogs and cats immunizations kept up (any stray will be shot)
-Water repellent clothing w/ hood when outside (large garbage bags improvised as rain coat)
-Toilet bowl cleaner tablets for inside standing water (tidy-bowl etc)
-If an exchange is required drop item in spot i.e. porch and leave; then the receiver can pick up the item i.e. soup, firewood etc. (This was the practice during the 1918 influenza)
-Keep dust to minimum, dusters, wet wipes. Sneeze into elbow
-Down and or feathers have been linked to a source of a virus carrier
-Plastic over windows and doors, help insulate and keep clean
-Keep surfaces clean w/ disinfectant
-Bake items coming into house for 20 min at 325+ degrees (Microwave is best) careful on this one
-Handling mail, wear gloves and bake mail before opening it (e-mail best)
-Only burn wood that is stored under protective covering and dry, if wet -> contaminated
-Wallpaper ceiling, walls and windows w/ foil in one safe room to insulate and retain heat
-Ceiling fan clockwise to retain heat, counter clockwise to cool
-UV lighting on surfaces excellent antimicrobial (can cause skin cancer)
-No washing cars by hand
-Flies and mosquitoes out, don’t leave windows, doors open, screens are not an option
-Mosquito netting for sleep helps, door and windows still closed
-Bug Zappers are either a really good idea because they kill bugs inside or a real bad idea outside because they attract bugs
-Supply of flea infestation treatments
-Analogue phone for when power goes out
-Supply for diarrhea and/or cold remedies
-Homemade Gatorade
1 tsp Lite Salt (source of potassium)
1/3 tsp Baking Soda
10 tsp sugar in 1 qt water
OR
1 tsp salt
3 tsp sugar
1 qt water
-Food supply, 1year/person
-Freezer full of food
-Vacuum w/ bags that filter for allergens and virus
-No eating from outside gardens, only preserved food
-Vitamins
-Pressure cooker and microwave to disinfect food
-Grow inside food is best, outside root veggies only (nuke and wash)
-Turnips, clover and potatoes good crops for cold weather
-Cage animal, not range free (rabbits)
-Wash down entryways w/ bleach or cleaner
-Keep shoes outside
-Money spreads disease (usually the dirtiest item in a restaurant), debit card better
-Dishwasher/microwave sterilizes (dishwasher disinfects crocs)
-Dishcloth dirtiest item in household
-Shopping cart handles dirtiest item in public
-Magazines dirtiest item in doctor’s office
-Purse is exposed to everything, along with the morning coffee mug that follows you around at work
-Do not share pens, combs etc.
-Tarp and duct tape corpses, bury deep at home if possible
-Remove moss from roof, harbors bacteria and virus (mushrooms too)
-Streams, lakes, ponds, marshes, rivers source of contamination
-Keep outside dry, no watering lawn
-Advertising location vs. camouflage (smoke, noise, light, smells)
-Rain, Snow, Mist, and fog are also carriers for virus…(may have been a spreading factor to the plague)
-Ice 40 inches for 50-ton truck to drive on
-Mice copper wool to keep out/feral cats
-Garbage bags to wear punch holes in sides and put arm through, good for warmth and as a disposable barrier from the outdoors
-The Plague never returned to London after London’s Great Fire
Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country.
