AnnieA
Well-known Member
- Location
- Down South
Doubt it's much of a worry outdoors since there's so much air for it to dissipate into. There are studies showing it can remain in the air for 30 minutes or so and has been found in heating and air vents. So enclosed spaces with infected people present or present within an hour or so are a worry as far as airborne transmission. You're much more likely to catch it by touching a contaminated surface then touching eyes, mouth or nose.
