[Velvet]

Here is a list of activities by level of danger of catching Covid from lowest to highest. (Hartford Healthcare)


Low Risk: 1
Opening the mail

Low Risk: 2
Getting restaurant takeout
Pumping gasoline
Playing tennis
Going camping

Low-Moderate Risk: 3
Grocery shopping
Going for a walk, run, or bike ride with others
Playing golf

Low-Moderate Risk: 4
Staying at a hotel for two nights
Sitting in a doctor’s waiting room
Going to a library or museum
Eating in a restaurant (outside)
Walking in a busy downtown
Spending an hour at a playground

Moderate Risk: 5
Having dinner at someone else’s house
Attending a backyard barbecue
Going to a beach
Shopping at a mall

Moderate Risk: 6
Sending kids to school, camp, or day care
Working a week in an office building
Swimming in a public pool
Visiting an elderly relative or friend in their home

Moderate-High Risk: 7
Going to a hair salon or barbershop
Eating in a restaurant (inside)
Attending a wedding or funeral
Traveling by plane
Playing basketball
Playing football
Hugging or shaking hands when greeting a friend

High Risk: 8
Eating at a buffet
Working out at a gym
Going to an amusement park
Going to a movie theater

High Risk: 9
Attending a large music concert
Going to a sports stadium
Attending a religious service with 500-plus worshipers
Going to a bar

[RICH1]

Originally Posted by glassboy

Received a FedEx letter late Friday night about a LabCorp employee's positive test and that my wife (the person being tested) may have been exposed. It took LabCorp nine days to notify of the exposure with no offer of help or COVID testing to help out.

You expect a national testing lab to be safe environment. Guess not. Be careful out there.

Thank you for the Heads up! We need a list of Restaurants that practice mask wearing in the Kitchen! After being educated on how germs/virus are spread , I don't care to have saliva in my salad

[Pairadocs]

Originally Posted by Velvet

Here is a list of activities by level of danger of catching Covid from lowest to highest. (Hartford Healthcare)


Low Risk: 1
Opening the mail

Low Risk: 2
Getting restaurant takeout
Pumping gasoline
Playing tennis
Going camping

Low-Moderate Risk: 3
Grocery shopping
Going for a walk, run, or bike ride with others
Playing golf

Low-Moderate Risk: 4
Staying at a hotel for two nights
Sitting in a doctor’s waiting room
Going to a library or museum
Eating in a restaurant (outside)
Walking in a busy downtown
Spending an hour at a playground

Moderate Risk: 5
Having dinner at someone else’s house
Attending a backyard barbecue
Going to a beach
Shopping at a mall

Moderate Risk: 6
Sending kids to school, camp, or day care
Working a week in an office building
Swimming in a public pool
Visiting an elderly relative or friend in their home

Moderate-High Risk: 7
Going to a hair salon or barbershop
Eating in a restaurant (inside)
Attending a wedding or funeral
Traveling by plane
Playing basketball
Playing football
Hugging or shaking hands when greeting a friend

High Risk: 8
Eating at a buffet
Working out at a gym
Going to an amusement park
Going to a movie theater

High Risk: 9
Attending a large music concert
Going to a sports stadium
Attending a religious service with 500-plus worshipers
Going to a bar

Wonder which expert they relied on for this risk chart.... looks like one should stay out of bars and church I guess.... Can't you see then now, sitting around a table, where shall we place "washing dishes by hand" ? What about putting dishes into automatic dishwasher ? Go to Pubix or Walmart for groceries, low moderate risk, go to the library for a book, even going for a bike ride, still a risk... and people are supposed to read and believe all this... it's no wonder the public has lost all confidence in their mayors, governors, city commissioners, etc.etc.