Can the Covid19 be airborne? Via airborne particles? Pollution, pollens, fog

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by Christophe » 26/03/20, 21:09

Christophe wrote:Here is a little tutorial how to make sanitary masks in less than 10 minutes with 5 mm of filter cotton made from DIY masks that we can (still ??) find everywhere!

As our dear authorities are unable to provide masks to the population, let's be smart and resourceful !!


I therefore anticipated the opinion of this researcher at the CNRS : Cheesy: : Cheesy: : Cheesy:

https://www.dna.fr/sante/2020/03/26/fab ... es-masques

Philippe Dumas, research director emeritus at the CNRS in Strasbourg, launched a call for the manufacture of handmade masks in order to compensate for the lack of "official" masks for the general public.

"It is absolutely necessary to reduce the speed of spread of the virus," he explains. The doubling rate is currently 3 days. If we can get it to 6 days, it's considerable! " For him, this goal can only be achieved if the entire population has access to masks. However, industrially manufactured masks are reserved primarily for nursing staff and professionals in contact with the most fragile people.

Hence the idea of ​​making your own masks out of fabric, washable and reusable. An activity which could also have the advantage of occupying the hands during confinement. "These masks are not perfect," admits the researcher. However, they should not be disparaged as some people do. Because they can help, provided you change them every two or three hours and wash them, to slow down the epidemic by providing protection. "

Philippe Dumas also pleads for people to be forced to wash their hands when entering super and hypermarkets. “Either with the alcoholic solution, or with water and soap. It is quite possible for large surfaces to organize this. It's little things like that that can decrease the speed of spread of the virus. ”

Manufacturing explanations and a pattern are available on this site. But Philippe Dumas made a simpler version of it by making a fabric mask with a pocket in front of the nose and mouth, in which he places several layers of handkerchiefs or paper towels that can be changed very easily. “You just have to make sure that the mask fits properly around the nose and mouth. "
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by Christophe » 28/03/20, 16:21

2 of my neighbors have just mowed their lawn when there is wind ... and when we mow we make particles thoroughly!

I believe that some REALLY did not understand the GRAVITY of the situation !!

Well I finished my homemade masks: health-pollution-prevention / coronavirus-make-a-respiratory-mask-with-what-you-have-at-home-t16380.html
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by Leo Maximus » 29/03/20, 00:12

I don't want to advertise Samsung, but air conditioners from this brand have for several years incorporated a technology called "Virus Doctor" which destroys 99,99% of viruses in the air, strains of H1N1 and ... SARS -Coronavirus : Shock:

It is clearly indicated in the technical notices dating back several years and the product has been tested by laboratories in the USA, Japan, Germany.



Keywords: "SAMSUNG" and "VIRUS DOCTOR"

This product has a future!
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by Christophe » 29/03/20, 03:03

Uh a little light as technical explanations ... HOO- ions?

I believe this is a simple ionization? To suggest that it systematically destroys H1N1 type viruses seems a bit daring ...

In addition, even if it is an old system, not all air conditioning have this system obviously ... and I think it should be properly maintained regularly ...
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by Leo Maximus » 29/03/20, 12:24

At Sharp there are Plasmacluster plasma ionizers:

Video from 2010:
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by ENERC » 29/03/20, 15:45

2 of my neighbors have just mowed their lawn when there is wind ... and when we mow we make particles thoroughly!

I believe that some REALLY did not understand the GRAVITY of the situation !!


The virus is not the worst in this story: according to epidemiological data, it is estimated that around 20 deaths in Italy will be double that which is observed today. The number of daily cases has been constant since March 000 (https://www.worldometers.info/coronavir ... try/italy/).
If it drops in the coming days (likely), the first run will be won.

Even if we have 60 Covid deaths in France in the coming months, that's 000% of the usual annual mortality. Containment is effective and allows to stay within a reasonable mortality.

What is more to be feared are the consequences of confinement: and psychiatrists are very worried. Containment could have serious effects from the 2nd week.

And then, we will have the economic crisis with the suicides of despair for those who will lose everything, the homeless, etc ...

Despair will kill far more than the neighbor's mower.
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by Christophe » 01/04/20, 23:46

6 days later (than Belgian Levif) the French world wakes up ... halfway !!

https://www.lemonde.fr/planete/article/ ... _3244.html

Coronavirus: air pollution is an "aggravating factor", alert doctors and researchers

Agricultural spraying was responsible for pollution peaks in Ile-de-France and in the Grand-Est this weekend. A collective calls on the State to "limit them drastically"

"Pollution damages the mucous membranes of the respiratory tract and lungs, which makes it easier for viruses to penetrate, and fine particles carry viruses deep in the airways"
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by not C » 03/04/20, 21:03

I take this thread on the way.
It turns out that I lived, twenty years ago, a covid type affection. I point out that this disease is not new in France, but that the particularity of Covid 19 is to be particularly contagious.

Of course, I wondered, once out of the woods, several weeks later, on the mode of contamination that I had encountered. A few days before the first symptoms, I went for a jog in the morning. I meet a friend, a former gym teacher, whom I greet and who tells me "you know you shouldn't run in the fog". I thought he meant "in the fog, we might catch a cold". I was well covered, so I continued ...
Later I understood. For him the fog was a source of microbial contamination and in his profession related to the practice of sport, he knew that deep inspirations were to be avoided in these conditions. The experience of the ancients.
We hear a lot of 'specialists' on TV channels right now telling us that viruses are not carried by the air. This was not the opinion of my friend whose knowledge was, unfortunately for me, confirmed by the facts.

Two years later, I was able to water my good health that had been restored by emptying a few good bottles ... of air, while scuba diving.
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by Christophe » 04/04/20, 12:15

This video posted yesterday afternoon here health-pollution-prevention / coronavirus-make-a-respiratory-mask-with-what-you-have-at-home-t16380-40.html # p389289 confirms that the virus is transported via micro particles ...

Obviously this is only a video based on scientific experiments and not a peer-reviewed publication (but given the urgency ... better take this info as serious !!)

Thank you Maximus !!

Leo Maximus wrote:The "dynamics" of micro-particles, NHK video document:

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