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"Morrison's don't have door control or staff any more. B&Q don't control directions any more. In most stores there are more than two allowed. The times they are a changing. (near me that is)" As a general rule, I've found that the rules in larger shops have been less strict in lockdown 2 than they were in lockdown 1. Very few have implemented one way system or "solo" shoppers only this time. Cal | |||
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"This is why I carry a bottle of sanitizer everywhere, so many people just walk past the hand stations " I never use the provided sanitiser! It's normally some questionable white opaque industrial bottle with an ill fitting pump top.  | |||
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"i heard morrisons have opened the self service salad bar already too which seems a bit crazy " I noticed that in my local morrisons today actually. Tesco haven't re-introduced theirs yet. But I haven't seen a one way system in any major retailer since lockdown 1. | |||
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"This is why I carry a bottle of sanitizer everywhere, so many people just walk past the hand stations I never use the provided sanitiser! It's normally some questionable white opaque industrial bottle with an ill fitting pump top. "That loads of people have touched before they've used it! I take my own to. Every single shop I go in that were able to stay open have got really slack. The ones that only opened last Monday seem a bit more stringent but I do wonder how long that will last! Ps I'm disappointed with Ikea  | |||
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"Morrison's don't have door control or staff any more. B&Q don't control directions any more. In most stores there are more than two allowed. The times they are a changing. (near me that is)GREAT NEWS about time people stoped being sheep" | |||
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"Morrison's don't have door control or staff any more. B&Q don't control directions any more. In most stores there are more than two allowed. The times they are a changing. (near me that is)GREAT NEWS about time people stoped being sheep" I agree it's great news. The quicker we get back to normal (not some bizarre new normal) the better. One way systems and limits o one shopper per household were never government mandated anyway and made little sense or helped with safety. It was doing something, anything, for the sake of being seen to. | |||
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"Morrison's don't have door control or staff any more. B&Q don't control directions any more. In most stores there are more than two allowed. The times they are a changing. (near me that is)" Some of the measures being relaxed I get... Some though are just unhygienic practises we are going back to... As an example Touch screens are disgustingly unhygienic... Foecal matter being one of many things left on them. Liken that bowl of piss soaked peanuts left on the pub bar in days of old. Lets learn our lessons and keep from spreading diseases to strangers. | |||
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"Morrison's don't have door control or staff any more. B&Q don't control directions any more. In most stores there are more than two allowed. The times they are a changing. (near me that is) Some of the measures being relaxed I get... Some though are just unhygienic practises we are going back to... As an example Touch screens are disgustingly unhygienic... Foecal matter being one of many things left on them. Liken that bowl of piss soaked peanuts left on the pub bar in days of old. Lets learn our lessons and keep from spreading diseases to strangers. " i wonder if they can be sprayed daily with something that protects even after touch, isnt that what they do with cash machines - 72 hr disinfected | |||
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"Morrison's don't have door control or staff any more. B&Q don't control directions any more. In most stores there are more than two allowed. The times they are a changing. (near me that is) Some of the measures being relaxed I get... Some though are just unhygienic practises we are going back to... As an example Touch screens are disgustingly unhygienic... Foecal matter being one of many things left on them. Liken that bowl of piss soaked peanuts left on the pub bar in days of old. Lets learn our lessons and keep from spreading diseases to strangers. i wonder if they can be sprayed daily with something that protects even after touch, isnt that what they do with cash machines - 72 hr disinfected " There are products out there. Phones ipads and tablets being shared are one of the biggest infection spreaders.... There is a nanotech spray that does what you say... But it's a bit like selling the emperors new clothes... You can't see it, feel it, smell it so its a tough sell! | |||
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"Morrison's don't have door control or staff any more. B&Q don't control directions any more. In most stores there are more than two allowed. The times they are a changing. (near me that is)GREAT NEWS about time people stoped being sheep I agree it's great news. The quicker we get back to normal (not some bizarre new normal) the better. One way systems and limits o one shopper per household were never government mandated anyway and made little sense or helped with safety. It was doing something, anything, for the sake of being seen to." The limits to single shoppers made sense, due to people living together being more likely to all having an infection, if 1 did. 2 or more walking around a shop would shed double the virus levels of 1 person, making it much easier for others to get infected. It was a sensible concept, to reduce infection transmission. | |||
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"Morrison's don't have door control or staff any more. B&Q don't control directions any more. In most stores there are more than two allowed. The times they are a changing. (near me that is)" It’s Madness if we carry on like this Domino’s will start doing the half and half pizza again ! | |||
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"Morrison's don't have door control or staff any more. B&Q don't control directions any more. In most stores there are more than two allowed. The times they are a changing. (near me that is)" Near me they ask you to shop alone but dont enforce it anymore. One way was got rid of due to causing bottle necks according to most places. I have noticed for quite some time people doing less and less hygiene related checks. I always use my own hand sanitizer. They are still limiting numbers in most of my shops and I've had to queue to get in several times lately. | |||
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"Allways carry sanatizer and will do for a while yet. Was in Morrisons the other day and they have relaxed a bit but still spraying every trolly before you can use it. Sainbury seem a bit stricter now. I feel we all need to keep distance etc and be carefull look after yourself and stay safe" The thing is we talk about this like its special. If the last 15 months have taught us nothing it's that we are mostly a pretty disgusting lot. Who need protecting from eachother and ourselves. Why would we NOT wipe down trolleys and baskets and touch screens and clean doors and handles and shelves that the grubby public have been fingering and sneezing and coughing on as a matter of course? It's something our good old nans would have done. They knew stuff. Laziness arrogance and stupidity in the name of progress brought us to this place where we think that being clean and hygienic is a strange new habit. | |||
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"Allways carry sanatizer and will do for a while yet. Was in Morrisons the other day and they have relaxed a bit but still spraying every trolly before you can use it. Sainbury seem a bit stricter now. I feel we all need to keep distance etc and be carefull look after yourself and stay safe The thing is we talk about this like its special. If the last 15 months have taught us nothing it's that we are mostly a pretty disgusting lot. Who need protecting from eachother and ourselves. Why would we NOT wipe down trolleys and baskets and touch screens and clean doors and handles and shelves that the grubby public have been fingering and sneezing and coughing on as a matter of course? It's something our good old nans would have done. They knew stuff. Laziness arrogance and stupidity in the name of progress brought us to this place where we think that being clean and hygienic is a strange new habit. " would they really have though? surely there is such a thing as being too sterile , im sure in the last few decades that has taken the blame for more child allergies (although i don’t know where i got this snippet of info from , i can promise not facebook at least )
and me personally , I’ve been in my own wee bubble so long , i spent a few hours outside with friends last week and I’ve so far been completely floored for 4 days because my immune system was not equipped to handle whatever i’ve picked up from one of them  | |||
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"Allways carry sanatizer and will do for a while yet. Was in Morrisons the other day and they have relaxed a bit but still spraying every trolly before you can use it. Sainbury seem a bit stricter now. I feel we all need to keep distance etc and be carefull look after yourself and stay safe The thing is we talk about this like its special. If the last 15 months have taught us nothing it's that we are mostly a pretty disgusting lot. Who need protecting from eachother and ourselves. Why would we NOT wipe down trolleys and baskets and touch screens and clean doors and handles and shelves that the grubby public have been fingering and sneezing and coughing on as a matter of course? It's something our good old nans would have done. They knew stuff. Laziness arrogance and stupidity in the name of progress brought us to this place where we think that being clean and hygienic is a strange new habit. would they really have though? surely there is such a thing as being too sterile , im sure in the last few decades that has taken the blame for more child allergies (although i don’t know where i got this snippet of info from , i can promise not facebook at least )
and me personally , I’ve been in my own wee bubble so long , i spent a few hours outside with friends last week and I’ve so far been completely floored for 4 days because my immune system was not equipped to handle whatever i’ve picked up from one of them "Perhaps. I mean like all things in life there is balance to be had. It's why mums have chicken pox parties so their kids can share germs and infect eachother and build immunity. I'm just saying a lot of the things we make a fuss about now are things our grandparents took for granted... Covering your mouth when you cough, wiping cutlery in cafes and restaurants with a napkin, washing hands as soon as you get in, not touching your face after handling money, not fingering stuff in shops you don't intend buying, restaurants cleaning tables properly between covers, boiling washing to kill germs, not spitting... to name but a few. | |||
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"Allways carry sanatizer and will do for a while yet. Was in Morrisons the other day and they have relaxed a bit but still spraying every trolly before you can use it. Sainbury seem a bit stricter now. I feel we all need to keep distance etc and be carefull look after yourself and stay safe The thing is we talk about this like its special. If the last 15 months have taught us nothing it's that we are mostly a pretty disgusting lot. Who need protecting from eachother and ourselves. Why would we NOT wipe down trolleys and baskets and touch screens and clean doors and handles and shelves that the grubby public have been fingering and sneezing and coughing on as a matter of course? It's something our good old nans would have done. They knew stuff. Laziness arrogance and stupidity in the name of progress brought us to this place where we think that being clean and hygienic is a strange new habit. " Yes, I don’t know about everyone else but we’ve gone over a year without so much as a cold, which just never happens. It’s a clear demonstration of how about of routine hygiene can benefit everyone. The very basics are always going to be a good idea. | |||
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"Allways carry sanatizer and will do for a while yet. Was in Morrisons the other day and they have relaxed a bit but still spraying every trolly before you can use it. Sainbury seem a bit stricter now. I feel we all need to keep distance etc and be carefull look after yourself and stay safe The thing is we talk about this like its special. If the last 15 months have taught us nothing it's that we are mostly a pretty disgusting lot. Who need protecting from eachother and ourselves. Why would we NOT wipe down trolleys and baskets and touch screens and clean doors and handles and shelves that the grubby public have been fingering and sneezing and coughing on as a matter of course? It's something our good old nans would have done. They knew stuff. Laziness arrogance and stupidity in the name of progress brought us to this place where we think that being clean and hygienic is a strange new habit. would they really have though? surely there is such a thing as being too sterile , im sure in the last few decades that has taken the blame for more child allergies (although i don’t know where i got this snippet of info from , i can promise not facebook at least )
and me personally , I’ve been in my own wee bubble so long , i spent a few hours outside with friends last week and I’ve so far been completely floored for 4 days because my immune system was not equipped to handle whatever i’ve picked up from one of them
Perhaps. I mean like all things in life there is balance to be had. It's why mums have chicken pox parties so their kids can share germs and infect eachother and build immunity. I'm just saying a lot of the things we make a fuss about now are things our grandparents took for granted... Covering your mouth when you cough, wiping cutlery in cafes and restaurants with a napkin, washing hands as soon as you get in, not touching your face after handling money, not fingering stuff in shops you don't intend buying, restaurants cleaning tables properly between covers, boiling washing to kill germs, not spitting... to name but a few. "That fingering in shops has got to stop! | |||
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"Allways carry sanatizer and will do for a while yet. Was in Morrisons the other day and they have relaxed a bit but still spraying every trolly before you can use it. Sainbury seem a bit stricter now. I feel we all need to keep distance etc and be carefull look after yourself and stay safe The thing is we talk about this like its special. If the last 15 months have taught us nothing it's that we are mostly a pretty disgusting lot. Who need protecting from eachother and ourselves. Why would we NOT wipe down trolleys and baskets and touch screens and clean doors and handles and shelves that the grubby public have been fingering and sneezing and coughing on as a matter of course? It's something our good old nans would have done. They knew stuff. Laziness arrogance and stupidity in the name of progress brought us to this place where we think that being clean and hygienic is a strange new habit. would they really have though? surely there is such a thing as being too sterile , im sure in the last few decades that has taken the blame for more child allergies (although i don’t know where i got this snippet of info from , i can promise not facebook at least )
and me personally , I’ve been in my own wee bubble so long , i spent a few hours outside with friends last week and I’ve so far been completely floored for 4 days because my immune system was not equipped to handle whatever i’ve picked up from one of them
Perhaps. I mean like all things in life there is balance to be had. It's why mums have chicken pox parties so their kids can share germs and infect eachother and build immunity. I'm just saying a lot of the things we make a fuss about now are things our grandparents took for granted... Covering your mouth when you cough, wiping cutlery in cafes and restaurants with a napkin, washing hands as soon as you get in, not touching your face after handling money, not fingering stuff in shops you don't intend buying, restaurants cleaning tables properly between covers, boiling washing to kill germs, not spitting... to name but a few.
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