Separate the filters and gently place in a garbage bag. Do not shove them in as might have virus in them and don't want the garbage bag blowing the virus back on you.
Tie the bag tight. Toss into garbage.
Make new box!
Why not spray disinfectant on it?
Because by the
time the garbage bag degrades the virus will have been activated...
Some folks, (mostly teachers) cannot bring in an air cleaner. But can bring in a fan.
Here's a fan that has a filter built into it! So, a stealth air cleaner.
"Lasko FF305 Air Flex 2-in-1 20-inch Box Fan and Air Purifier in One with MERV10
Air Purifying Filter"
Won't be as good - but something is better than nothing!
H/T @kprather88 for this. She is NOT endorsing it - I am just thanking her for the knowledge of its existence, and I am the one suggesting it would make a great stealth one.walmart.com/ip/Lasko-FF305…
The filters here: are 13-A - so I would buy one and swap out the MERV 10 that it comes with.
@Al_pha_Q2 @CorsIAQ @JimRosenthal4 @ughberta @kprather88 @CathNoakes might require slower air to do its job. Not as familiar with that tech, so happy to stand corrected if wrong.
@Debbie_Winslow_ @ManTh1ng @tafkak @CorsIAQ @JimRosenthal4 @ughberta @kprather88 @DavidElfstrom But ...I am NOT the expert here, so if any of the actual experts could "like" the above tweet, or otherwise correct my ruminations, I'd be most appreciative :). .
@Karthik07720496 @CorsIAQ @JimRosenthal4 @ughberta @kprather88 improved by implementation of 2 portable air cleaners.
Dr. Schofield's excellent study here - with an explanation of why:
And yes, it will reduce virus transmission by removing the respiratory aerosols that carry SARS-COV-2.
@dgurdasani1 @laineydoyle @DavidElfstrom @fischelfe @CorsIAQ @JimRosenthal4 @ughberta @kprather88 @CathNoakes @Poppendieck But round fans are addressed here with some examples:
Overall FAQ here - includes all build instructions for 5/4/2/1 filter versions. (Actually working on finishing up the 5 version).
Guillain-Barre Syndrome linked to poultry eggs? H5N1?!
The BBC had a good article from February 3 that talks about how these Indian states' cases are linked to campylobacter jejuni, a bacteria. It IS the most common root-cause, globally.
And IT is commonly found in poultry.
"Campylobacter jejuni infection is the common associated microorganism (25–40%), followed by cytomegalovirus (6–15%), Mycoplasma pneumoniae (3–21%), and Haemophilus influenzae (1–9%)"
BTW - Cytomegalovirus is also an airborne virus - that just happens to cause brain cancer.
Mycoplasma pneumoniae - also airborne.
And...drum roll please...Campylobacter jejuni also airborne.
Don't get me wrong - jejuni most definitely is also fecal-oral, no question.