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Ikeelu427 karma

Really? Over 2K14?

Ikeelu45 karma

Hey! I decontaminate our ambulances at work prior to crews coming on shift and after every suspected patient. What are you guys using to decontaminate? We have a tri-jet fogger with vitaloxide solution. It's a machine that sprays the mist a pretty good distance and we just blanket the inside of the ambulance, gurney, all surfaces, doors and handles. I'd be curious to see what you guys use? I have video of our older system which we just replaced which is a antimicrobial spray with a electric static charge to cling to anything it passes by and hits surfaces not in the direct line of spray.

Ikeelu17 karma

Good to hear we are using similar equipment, makes me more confident that it's working. We got it around the time the ebola breakout starting resurfacing. We managed to get about 22 of these newer machines in the bay area and I think they will be distributed out in the very soon. We have had people going to CHP and other facilities to train them on how to use it to keep them safe. Not sure how we became the poster child for it, but sure glad we are.

Ikeelu3 karma

Do the diners actually pay for the meal? I know early on in every season the restaurant is shut down early and I want imagine them asking people to pay with there being a chance of this.

Ikeelu2 karma

I have two questions. One is what is the best way for someone to be a better sleeper in various positions? I have it in my head that I typically sleep the best or can only fall asleep on my stomach. I know it's not true, that I can fall asleep on my side sometimes, or rarely on my back, but I sometimes keep thinking to myself "this is stupid, just sleep on your stomach", but know it's probably the worst sleep position. It just takes me soooo much longer to fall asleep in any other position. Maybe it's because I'm trying to fall asleep when I'm not tired, but I got to try to get my time asleep and have a set schedule of bed time every night and don't get away from that often.

2nd question is what's the best advice for someone who gets almost no sleep when away from their own bed. If I travel or sleep over at a girl's place, I am just laying there with my eyes closed most the night. It's rarely a bed issue, more about being comfortable in a new environment even if I'm by myself in that bed.