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The Albemarle school board discussed disinfectants at its July 10 meeting file photo by dave mcnair
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Seattle Post Intelligencer (blog) Parvovirus is ubiquitous in the environment and very difficult to kill with normal disinfectants ; prolonged contact with a bleach solution is required. ...
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Application of . disinfectants. is generally not part of the PMP's responsibilities; and in general the use of . disinfectants. is exempted from Texas (and most other states') pest control laws and regulations. Continued here: ...
My husband is having chicken pox so I want to know how to clean carpet and clothes (what disinfectants to use)?
Q. What else can i do to keep the house clean so that my 3 year old son don't get it
Asked by Judy - Sat Mar 27 01:38:42 2010 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Get your son vaccinated. Talk to your doctor if you're unsure about the vaccine. Chicken pox infects a person through the mouth and nose. An infected person can spread chickenpox by sneezing, coughing, touching the fluid that weeps from the sores, and from touching bedding, clothes and towels. Today, the chickenpox vaccine is the best method of stopping the spread of the virus; but there are still helpful precautions you can take to stop the spread of chickenpox. Read on to learn more. Keep your infected husband home until the blisters have dried. The fluid that seeps from the blisters carries the virus and can easily spread through indirect and direct contact. Keep the child away from him. Keep soiled clothes, bedding, towels, wash… [cont.]
Answered by spyrd - Sat Mar 27 02:01:08 2010
Q. What else can i do to keep the house clean so that my 3 year old son don't get it
Asked by Judy - Sat Mar 27 01:38:42 2010 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. Get your son vaccinated. Talk to your doctor if you're unsure about the vaccine. Chicken pox infects a person through the mouth and nose. An infected person can spread chickenpox by sneezing, coughing, touching the fluid that weeps from the sores, and from touching bedding, clothes and towels. Today, the chickenpox vaccine is the best method of stopping the spread of the virus; but there are still helpful precautions you can take to stop the spread of chickenpox. Read on to learn more. Keep your infected husband home until the blisters have dried. The fluid that seeps from the blisters carries the virus and can easily spread through indirect and direct contact. Keep the child away from him. Keep soiled clothes, bedding, towels, wash… [cont.]
Answered by spyrd - Sat Mar 27 02:01:08 2010
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