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[QUOTE="JustbrewitMan, post: 3477918, member: 7806"]
1st question:  Any commonly-available disinfectant (wipe, spray) should inactivate the virus on a surface.  Viruses are very fragile and any detergent/disinfectant should kill them with even very short contact times

2nd question: It's clearly POSSIBLE that the spittle could have the virus in it.  There's probably A LOT less than what would hit your face from a deep cough, though.  If it were to happen, I'd say it wouldn't hurt to wash your face off with soap to avoid it finding its way into your mouth, nose, etc.  Tough to give a highly-definitive answer on this question but I personally would be a lot less worried about the spittle dude versus an uncovered cough dude.

What they're doing at Pepe's sure can't hurt WRT minimizing contact acquisition of the virus.  Nice to hear.

I've seen some local breweries announce that they are switching to plastic disposable cups for now to minimize the potential transfer of virus as glasses get passed out from and collected back into the bar.  Good idea there too.
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