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Corona - Additional hygiene measures

Corona - Zusätzliche Hygienemassnahmen

What does Migros intend to do to ensure that the additional hygiene measures can be complied with during this time for the weighing trolleys and fruit and vegetables? - or does the customer have to organize this himself ?

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Traberli

Loxiran

@Silvia_Migros You write: "Hygiene measures in conjunction with regular, conventional surface cleaning offer effective protection against human-to-human transmission." So how often will the handles of the shopping carts and baskets, as well as the self-service hand scanners and the touchscreens on the vegetable and fruit scales be cleaned in Migros in future?

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It's like taking antibiotics for too short a time. Resistance builds up! (multi-resistant germs, MRSA, ORSA...) And they are then ready to sit on top of the flu and make multi-germ a e.g. deadly pneumonia - THANK YOU. Where even reserve antibiotics are used in agriculture. So nothing really helps any more, and using disinfectant is not much more effective. The viruses are also in the air, and the ones that are really effective only work once the treated area has dried. So an employee only takes care of cleaning trolleys, baskets and scanners? Then also bear in mind that Migros employees are NOT hygiene specialists, i.e. those who need to be familiar with disinfection. They probably already use germ-killing agents, but certainly not the strong ones that are really needed here. And by the way, do you realize that coughs, bodily secretions and hands are not the only places where germs are found? Most germs are found on the FLOOR. So disinfect everything where hands touch, disinfect everything where feet walk? And otherwise correct resistance. And please train your employees, because the application is not without! They are often available as a concentrate for dilution. If it's done wrong - oh well. Dear Migros, so far I've found it clean enough. Where can you find slobbered-over Skanner? I don't know which mother leaves her poor child exposed to these germs, because the drool is not the nicest thing, but certainly not the biggest problem at the moment. One piece of advice: Le Shop? can you avoid many germs in the store? And there are other stores where it suits your requirements better? Delicatessen, organic food store, directly from the farmer... Addendum: Do it for yourself, no one will be bothered if you wipe yourself with a disinfectant wipe. And otherwise disinfect your hands before shopping and after shopping. But do you actually trust the hands that put the goods in the rack? There really isn't much you can do. You probably have to put up with it.

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Loxiran

Traberli

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@Traberli Unfortunately, I have often observed this: you give toddlers the scanner to play with and they then put it in their mouths. In addition, many mothers let their children eat bread, and then there are always crumbs of bread flying on the floor.

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Oichee

ASD

I didn't want to start a general hygiene thread, but one specifically limited to the Corona period, which could be relaxed again after a few weeks - I'm thinking of the group of people for whom plastic gloves are an abomination. What I thought of in the initial post, but did not mention specifically because of the question, are the following measures: -- Provision of a surface cleaner dispenser and paper towels where customers could clean the handle of their shopping cart or basket in the entrance area themselves (there are also soap dispensers in the WC) -- Provision of plastic gloves in the vegetable and fruit department as suggested by @capitanocapitano... since this department is right at the beginning: why not continue to wear these plastic gloves the whole time while shopping ? -- as a Subito user I don't do any bulk shopping at the moment - only as much as there is room for in a large Migros shopping bag and am therefore independent of weighing scales --- whether you are allowed to do that ? no problems so far and by the way, even with weighing scales the shopping first goes into the bag... I really don't want to scaremonger, but with Corona we are unfortunately only at the beginning... and we can't do without shopping, because the days of self-sufficiency are long gone.

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Everyone watches for themselves, that's the best and most effective anyway. Why do others always have to watch for you? We've all grown up at some point, haven't we? No, unfortunately not... fear switches off the mind, unfortunately that has been proven. Don't touch your own face etc. and then wash in the toilet or with soap you have brought yourself, soap is enough for us to kill the virus and is less bad than constantly using disinfectants like crazy. (Source from a friend who works in the medical sector.) Don't forget hand cream afterwards either, it's no good if you have open fingers from all the disinfectant madness and the viruses get directly into your blood. Then at home, as always, wash all vegetables etc. thoroughly... should always be done anyway, that's nothing new now. About self-care: Yes, unfortunately we have definitely forgotten so many things. e.g. what fresh wild ingredients you can now harvest outside again, etc., you don't have to go to a (Corona)-infested store ;-) Oh yes, most people are amazed... Otherwise: I also liked the delivery service tip from above, you don't have to go to the store. Thanks also for the comment about the mothers :-( Fathers never take children to Migros and never let them drool over the stuff... Just call them parents or caregivers, because maybe they are godparents, friends etc.... What do you know? We're still soooooo behind, it makes me sad.

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Oichee

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You certainly don't need to look at me, I've been able to do that since I was born, I had to learn it in my earliest childhood and yes, of course everyone only "looks out" for themselves, thanks to smartphones (no, I don't have one, for phone calls and texting something older will do) mankind has already become egotists and once again great "touched fruit and vegetables that "which only rarely happens, but I've also seen it" were also coughed on and/or sneezed on, only washing then "en Gueta" I don't buy that at all, I like the plastic gloves, because the rest is disgusting

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