2020-11-28, 01:45 PM
I've often wondered what the "proper" method of trying to clean a cabin wound be. In the past, if we arrived early enough on the day, I'd open windows and doors, sweep the floor, and then stay outside for an hour or two to let the dust settle.
In today's environment with the widespread use of masks, I'd certainly add my N95 mask to the list of equipment.
I have slept in a number of cabins throughout the years, and have appreciated the windbreak they provide. I do think about hantavirus, but don't fret extensively. If a cabin is really full of droppings, I don't stay at all.
David Bricker / SYR - O26
In today's environment with the widespread use of masks, I'd certainly add my N95 mask to the list of equipment.
I have slept in a number of cabins throughout the years, and have appreciated the windbreak they provide. I do think about hantavirus, but don't fret extensively. If a cabin is really full of droppings, I don't stay at all.
David Bricker / SYR - O26
DV Rat. Live upstate NY, play Death Valley, retiring to Hawaii. '95 Cherokee, barely.