Elevator safe - pool unsafe. Have you had enough?

[userabcd]

10 minutes ago, Stadtler said:

If someone sneezes in the elevator and you are the next one on, it is quite dangerous. 

This is true even in the public streets.

 

Fellow humans who can't control their basic unsanitary behaviour when sneezing, coughing or maintaining distance from each other in public, even now they do not follow the rules.

Edited May 4, 2020 by userabcd

[1FinickyOne]

1 hour ago, Stadtler said:

At any given time, there are more morons in the elevator than at the pool. 

I am going to guess that the elevator is an essential service as most of the morons in your building cannot live there w/o it... 

[Stadtler]

3 minutes ago, kenk24 said:

I am going to guess that the elevator is an essential service as most of the morons in your building cannot live there w/o it... 

Most of the people in my condo are young.  Some of them are out of shape, but none of them wouldn't benefit from a good stair climb.

[Stadtler]

20 minutes ago, userabcd said:

This is true even in the public streets.

 

Fellow humans who can't control their basic unsanitary behaviour when sneezing, coughing or maintaining distance from each other in public, even now they do not follow the rules.

How does one stifle a sneeze, as this can have dangerous consequences and is not doctor recommended.

[1FinickyOne]

1 hour ago, Stadtler said:

Most of the people in my condo are young.  Some of them are out of shape, but none of them wouldn't benefit from a good stair climb.

And how about you with a couple of bags of groceries?

[Stadtler]

1 minute ago, kenk24 said:

And how about you with a couple of bags of groceries?

No problem.  We have a system much like this guy uses.

 

It works great!  My son hauled 15 cases of Corona Beer just yesterday.

 

 

[Lacessit]

3 hours ago, cornishcarlos said:

 

When was the last time anyone drowned in an elevator ?? 

I've come close to being gassed.

[Lacessit]

2 hours ago, Stadtler said:

I'm fairly sure I know "WHICH" country I am in.  No matter how many times I said the word Chlorine to our dumbass manager, she kept repeating how the water was unsafe.

I agree with you. Chlorine kills bacteria, which on average are 10 - 20 times the size of a virus. Oxidizing viruses would be a doddle for chlorine.

You are in a country where scientific education is almost nonexistent, because that might give dangerous knowledge to the masses. You are attempting the equivalent of explaining colors to a blind person. Move on.

[Dinand]

Because the elevator is necessary to reach your room and the pool is not. I also think it is ridiculous not to open the pools but the government can obviously not afford closing elevators in apartment buildings

[Why Me]

29 minutes ago, Stadtler said:

The elevator is dangerous.

Not anymore. If you've been using the elevator the past month almost certainly you've been exposed to copious amounts of the virus. And assuming you haven't been sick you've developed immunity.

 

Don't agree? Get yourself tested. You will find antibodies popping out of your butt. Congratulations, you have become a C-19 superman. All thanks to the elevator you are hating on. 

 

Elevators give rise to localized micro-herd immunity. Look it up.

[blackcab]

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[Stadtler]

1 hour ago, Why Me said:

Not anymore. If you've been using the elevator the past month almost certainly you've been exposed to copious amounts of the virus. And assuming you haven't been sick you've developed immunity.

 

Don't agree? Get yourself tested. You will find antibodies popping out of your butt. Congratulations, you have become a C-19 superman. All thanks to the elevator you are hating on. 

 

Elevators give rise to localized micro-herd immunity. Look it up.

That is possible, but I never enter it unless wearing an N95 mask.  I don't allow others to get on when I'm in it.  When out, I strip off all clothing and take a shower upon entering my condo.  I've been doing this for 3 months now; I'm a pro.

[Metropolitian]

8 hours ago, Stadtler said:

 

 

Maybe it is those stickers they wont stick to water.

 

Try stick those tapes and prints on the pool and you know why ????

 

[tribalfusion001]

No "discussion" in the elevator, all a bit draconian really, Herr Hitler and Mr Stalin would be proud. 2020 the year in which the world went baa mak over a bug!

[Stadtler]

I tell my grandson, that stupid people will put you in danger, and might get you killed.  Never bow to the perpetually stupid.

1 minute ago, tribalfusion001 said:

No "discussion" in the elevator, all a bit draconian really, Herr Hitler and Mr Stalin would be proud. 2020 the year in which the world went baa mak over a bug!

The idiots that wrote that sign are from SMART property manager.

 

It's a pity their true nature has nothing to do with their company name.

[Jaxxper]

19 hours ago, Stadtler said:

I want the elevator closed.

Opt with your feet and refuse to use it. Walk up and down. Simples

[5633572526]

20 hours ago, Lacessit said:

Your pool is not safe because people gather round it and drink booze.

Your elevator is safe because cleaning staff disinfect it once a day.

Sorry, I'm just passing on official thinking, if that's not an oxymoron.

Actually in my building the area around the pool is not closed and has become a place for residents to go to get some fresh air and the area around it has become a walking track. The pool itself is closed which in this case makes no sense because a chlorinated body of water where no virus or bacteria could live would be the safest place on the planet to be.

[tomauasia]

Welcome to Thailand 

[nervona81732]

No comment! I don't play hoax games. 

[JAG]

21 hours ago, userabcd said:

The elevator is a necessary equipment to transport passengers in the building.

 

The pool is for recreation and socialising.

 

I'm sure person's responsible in the building are doing what they can to put in some rules to maintain safety for most everybody and not just a selfish few.

As I understand it, it is up to the building management as to whether the pools are open or not.

 

Maintaining, cleaning and staffing the pools costs them money.

 

Now, why are the pools closed?

 

 

[Sumarianson]

Salt and chlorine pools kill all germs and bacteria. A sauna kills all germs and bacteria. The gym is supplied with disinfectant to wipe down surfaces. There are some 250 people who supposedly have COVID and they are all in hospital. There are only a few cases found a day in the whole country and the virus is no more dangerous than the flu. Why are we still shut down? Will the government pay my annual maintenance fee for the services I am not receiving? 

[rodknock]

according to the u.s. cdc, a properly treated pool is safe!!

[Mavideol]

23 hours ago, Stadtler said:

At any given time, there are more morons in the elevator than at the pool. 

easy to disinfect the elevator (small area) compared to the much larger pool area 555

[SoNowWhat]

22 hours ago, digbeth said:

you can't police peeing and spitting in pools, but if someone spit or <deleted> or leave any bodily fluids let alone fart in an elevator, you should be able to tell

Peeing in a pool will not spread Corona virus. The pools are closed to avoid congregation and encourage people to stay in because the is no place to go.

[gamesgplayemail]

On 5/4/2020 at 1:44 PM, Lacessit said:

Your pool is not safe because people gather round it and drink booze.

Your elevator is safe because cleaning staff disinfect it once a day.

Sorry, I'm just passing on official thinking, if that's not an oxymoron.

 

But the guys might have understanding problems if he doesn't know this...

same as the french idiot fined 50000 at pattaya beach.

 

[NoshowJones]

On 5/4/2020 at 2:10 PM, Stadtler said:

I am willing to walk 5 flights.

I walk up and down six flights two at a time non stop a few times a day when I am at my hotel in the UK, unless of course I am carrying something heavy, then I use the lift.

Because I am eating UK food and extra goodies that I cannot buy in Thailand, I tend to come home about two Ks heavier.

[Max69xl]

On 5/4/2020 at 1:45 PM, Stadtler said:

At any given time, there are more morons in the elevator than at the pool. 

You seem like a worrier. Take a chill pill and relax. How long is an elevator ride and how many of the people standing in the elevator with you have sneezed or coughed or even touched you? Comparing an elevator ride with gatherings around a public pool is ridiculous.

[NoshowJones]

23 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Yes I agree it can be dangerous, especially if they Shatt themselves when the backpressure of the sneeze hit....yep dangerous for all.

Did all these Chinese use elevators in their hotels when they all piled in to Pattaya? The 1st and 2nd floor rooms were probably reserved for them.

If they cr@p and pee on the taxis, kerbs and airport trains, then what chance have the elevators got. ????

Edited May 5, 2020 by possum1931

[Alex2554]

[jchfriis]

On 5/4/2020 at 8:45 AM, cornishcarlos said:

 

When was the last time anyone drowned in an elevator ?? 

Made my day. Thank you. ????????