Sorry if this sounds to most of you like a stupid question, but…
I’m doing all the shopping, as my wife has respiratory issues, and I’m doing everything I can to minimize her risk.
I have figured out a strategy for virtually everything we need, including:
Harmon’s eSHOP for most food items,
Online (to a level I’ve never engaged prior to COVID-19) shopping for anything non-perishable,
Curbside pickup, for items that I cannot find via 1, or 2, (lots of places are doing this now).
Masks - we’re sewing our own,
doing without, for items that I cannot manage by one of the above,
So far, that leaves only Clorox Wipes, of which I am about out. No one sells them online, Harmon’s never has then in stock, no one (that I have found) makes them available for curbside pickup.
I’ve heard through the grapevine on a few occasions, that, so-and-so has them in stock, dropped everything to go and pick some up, only to find that by the time I got there, the stock had recently disappeared. (As an aside, most stores will not answer the phone to give stock updates.)
I don’t need a lot, but having some to clean surfaces, like the interior of the car, etc. is critical to my overall safety plan.
I use these at home. They’re food service grade, same stuff used to clean your tables and sanitize EVERYTHING in a restaurant. There is a liquid version around, but it’s expensive. Keep a bucket of this handy, 1 or 2 tablets per gallon of water, safer than bleach, smells better too.
I took a empty disinfectant wipes container, bought a package of baby wipes, made a diluted solution of bleach (I’ve heard suggested about 5-10% bleach and the rest water) which I poured into the container, then put some baby wipes inside to soak in the solution.