Coronavirus Coronavirus: In-Iowa General Discussion (Not Limited)

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I've been going to the Walmart in WDM almost every day after work just to make sure we stay fully stocked on the necessities.
It has maybe seemed a little busier but that store is almost always busy.

Most of the TP was sold out, but they still had some available as of last night. The cleaning products were also pretty low but they still had 3 and 4 packs of the Clorox wipes.
Looked to still be plenty of food available.

I've got young kids so I have been stocking up on formula and diapers.
 
I've been going to the Walmart in WDM almost every day after work just to make sure we stay fully stocked on the necessities.
It has maybe seemed a little busier but that store is almost always busy.

Most of the TP was sold out, but they still had some available as of last night. The cleaning products were also pretty low but they still had 3 and 4 packs of the Clorox wipes.
Looked to still be plenty of food available.

I've got young kids so I have been stocking up on formula and diapers.

I guess I'm thinking that if worst comes to worst and my family has to self quarantine there's always the grocery delivery option. And if we get to the point where that service isn't available or if the store runs out of everything then we've got bigger problems than a couple extra cases of bottled water and paper towels are gonna solve.
 
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Bought my first bottle of the stuff over the weekend and I really like it.

As for the coronavirus thing, the toilet paper sellouts are insane. Someone took a picture of the empty TP aisle at Walmart in Newton. This is quite the social experiment.
Heard someone say in one of the Ames Wal-Marts a couple days ago that a person was physically guarding the TP. Later that night I went to Fareway and the shelves were stocked with all kinds of TP and there were like 5 people in the store. Strange.
 
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Bought my first bottle of the stuff over the weekend and I really like it.

As for the coronavirus thing, the toilet paper sellouts are insane. Someone took a picture of the empty TP aisle at Walmart in Newton. This is quite the social experiment.

Sam's Club in Ames yesterday, 95% of people had TP in their carts. A not insignificant portion had two giant packages......I don't understand it.
 
Heard someone say in one of the Ames Wal-Marts a couple days ago that a person was physically guarding the TP. Later that night I went to Fareway and the shelves were stocked with all kinds of TP and there were like 5 people in the store. Strange.

Sam's Club in Ames yesterday, 95% of people had TP in their carts. A not insignificant portion had two giant packages......I don't understand it.
My hand is being forced to go buy some now because of this hysteria. I have a household of 5, so we power through the stuff.
 
She’s usually fine when we come over...

Man, I put that one on a tee.


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Not today. I was at the Windsor Heights Hy Vee last night to grab a few things. They were totally sold out of hand sanitizer and running pretty low on TP (which, why?) and disinfectant wipes, but everything else was pretty much normal. I usually make my big grocery run on Friday but I might knock it out tonight just in case. Interesting times.
Went to Altoona WalMart yesterday and things were normal there. No big crowds, didn't notice anything being sold out. The refrigerated beef display case was empty but I think that was because they were renovating it.
 
Heard someone say in one of the Ames Wal-Marts a couple days ago that a person was physically guarding the TP. Later that night I went to Fareway and the shelves were stocked with all kinds of TP and there were like 5 people in the store. Strange.
Ehhh, some people place significant importance on only getting two-ply.
 
Maybe we need a poll for how many people you know that actually has the virus - I personally no nobody with the virus.

I don't know anybody who has tested positive for it yet. And that's the problem and reason for concern. I'll tread carefully here so as not to make this political, but due to the late start we got on testing and the limited availability of testing even now there is no way of knowing just how widespread it is and who may have been exposed or even had it already and passed it on and not even realized it.
 
Bought my first bottle of the stuff over the weekend and I really like it.

As for the coronavirus thing, the toilet paper sellouts are insane. Someone took a picture of the empty TP aisle at Walmart in Newton. This is quite the social experiment.
Just use a sock. It works just fine.
 
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