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In reply to the discussion: VERIFY: Sanitize your cloth masks in the washing machine, not the microwave [View all]eleny
(46,166 posts)31. I'd put that in the "cold comfort" file
Think of how many people are stomach acid challenged by their taking all sort of anti acid medications these days.
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VERIFY: Sanitize your cloth masks in the washing machine, not the microwave [View all]
SheltieLover
Apr 2020
OP
This virus can not survive the digestive process. At least it hasn't been found to so far
uppityperson
Apr 2020
#33
yes hand wash, maybe put em in a pan with soapy water and boil a minute or two nt
msongs
Apr 2020
#25
That's what I do. Soap it up well with warm water and lots of bubbles, wash and scrub it by hand,
Nay
Apr 2020
#30
Any virus in the oven would die and you could always turn it up to a higher setting to be sure
hardluck
Apr 2020
#24
Soap and water works. I think many people believe it's too good to be true.
KY_EnviroGuy
Apr 2020
#9
I have a food steamer that I use to reheat food rather than use the microwave
kimbutgar
Apr 2020
#23
Coronavis is protected by a layer of 'fat' that detergent or soap just destroys.
applegrove
Apr 2020
#39
Also, the notion that microwave ovens are "tuned to water" is a popular myth
jberryhill
Apr 2020
#53