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Quarantine
A quarantine is a period of isolation and restriction of the movement of both people and goods to prevent the spread of diseases and illnesses.
208 Questions
How long should a roll of toilet paper last?
Asked by Myriam Morissette
According to a new website called “How much toilet paper?” a standard pack of four rolls will last just about a month if you’re someone who makes two bathroom visits per day. Of course, this is just an estimate, and results will vary based on individual households and habits. Also keep in mind that these days, more people are staying home and thus using more of their house supply than they normally would.
Toilet paper manufacturer Georgia-Pacific LLC told TODAY in an email: “The average U.S. household (2.6 people) uses 409 equivalized regular rolls per year. Using our own calculations, staying at home 24-7 would result in ~140% increase vs. average daily usage.”
“Therefore, to last approximately 2 weeks, a 2-person household would need ~9 double rolls, or ~5 mega rolls. A 4-person household would need ~17 double rolls, or ~9 mega rolls to last approximately 2 weeks.”
What are some tips to maintain your beard during quarantine?
Asked by LeonorMeloPinto
The best way to treat the beard is to have it smoothened using a beard brush straightener. This straightener smoothes and even the hair and makes the beard long too. With all of this, the beard looks great and you can make it long instantly.
How do remove Quarantine pests of potatoes?
Asked by Ruby Eleanor
Quarantine pests of potatoes – Potential threat meaning I Call now: 01717958596 | How many indignant articles are written about quarantine pests the wireworm, the larva of the May Khrushchev, which, feeding on potato tubers, reduces the harvest?
What are your best tips for staying sane while social distancing?
Asked by Sammy Beahan
The tips from experts (you can read the CDC's here) generally include taking breaks from the news, keeping a routine, exercising, picking up hobbies, and virtually chatting with loved ones. For me specifically, virtual book club has been my personal savior. Having something to read and people to keep me accountable, plus having a reason to take really overkill notes on what I'm reading, plus having a virtual meeting to look forward to has all been really helpful.
I’m in a relationship and we were fine before quarantine, I was happy and excited about everything but now I haven’t really been that excited texting or on the phone with my boyfriend and I don’t know know to do. What should I do?
Asked by J & M
you guys can go on a date then get ice cream then take a long walk
Should you see a doctor if you start talking to stiffed animals halfway through quarantine?
Asked by WolfGirl_glmv
hey I do it all the time at bedtime don't make fun of me I'm (11) and I just pretend there is a fire as it explodes I have them in my arms so... YOU ARE NOT ALONE. I'm with you
What will your first vacation after quarantine be?
Asked by Alek Batz
I have a trip to Chicago planned for August that will probably get canceled. I would love to get back to Europe, maybe by 2050, the way things are going.
How should I be more organised in quarantine?
Asked by Eve
The shelter-in-place order means that many of us are now working from home. There can be many benefits to working from home such as saving on gas or not having to sit in traffic while commuting to work. You might find yourself multitasking and doing some errands while you work, like putting in a load of laundry, but there can be challenges too. When working from home, it’s important to set up a designated, organized space to ensure that you can effectively perform the tasks expected of you. To prevent a cluttered desk-space (whether a true desk or kitchen table), try to store documents inside of labeled folders, binders, or files. This will help you to quickly retrieve the documents when needed. Contain pencils/pens, paper clips, staples inside of a storage product. If you don’t have any on hand, then you can search your home for a mason jar, old jars, empty cans, shoe boxes, or cups that you may no longer be using. Lastly, when working from home, it can be easy to get distracted, so use your calendar or a to-do list—to promote productivity and ensure that you stay on task and prevent missing any deadlines.
