Re: Litmus Test
I certainly don't, nor does my wife unless we've had to put a coin in it which is very seldom because we both have an "Altoclé: Universal Release Key" on our keyrings.Re: Litmus Test
My local Waitrose currently have security men cleaning the trolley handles & only letting customers use the ones they know have been cleaned. If people just leave them on the car park they are not helping to reduce of people catching the virus. Even if they haven't coughed or sneezed on them, somebody else could have, & that is one way of how the virus is being spread to others.Re: Litmus Test
Tesco have a place where disinfected trolleys are parked ready to be taken, they have a sign saying they have been disinfected. Then when you put your trolley in a bay they come round collect the used ones & disinfect those, putting them with the already done trolleys.Re: Litmus Test
A man has divided the internet after sharing a social experiment that supposedly determines whether you're a 'good or bad member of society'. Twitter user from Altlanta, USA shared an explanation of the test on the social media platform, asking if you would return a shopping cart to the bay if nobody was watching.Re: Litmus Test
At our big Tesco, they provide sanitiser and wipes for you, dear customer, to DIY. We do it but we've seen others not bother. At M&S, the girl who guards the entrance, keeping a check on the numbers entering the store does the job for you. I ALWAYS take the trolley I've been pushing around back to the storage areas provided.Re: Litmus Test
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