Hygiene protocols

[bigpaul]

(28 July 2012, 21:57)WetandCold Wrote: I speak for myself now and I feel in the beginning of a shtf event I am going to go along the lines of full on hygiene and only after time shall I lower the bar, I have prepped enough to manage to do this and suggest others do so to, it don't cost much.

We are not talking bugs from woodlands or catching poor little tommys cold, we are talking about an environment that will no longer receive the maintenance that once keep all the nasty’s at bay, un-flushed sewage, rubbish and dead things rotting we can assume full hygiene protocol must be in place.

we can deal with things like raw sewage, rubbish and dead things rotting on a personal level by composting or burning, i agree with NR on the burning of bandages and not bringing work clothes into the kitchen, and it makes sense that some one cleaning out a cess pit or a river dosent come into the kitchen, its just the excessive use of chemicals i have problems with, like i say its the storing and resupply of such chemicals that may eventually be a problem for us all.