I do. But I'm am on my own and so it's 10 maybe minutes once a week. Not sure I'd still be doing it with a big weekly shop for a large family. I get click and collect, so I'm still saving time. The whole thing is collected, wiped and put away a lot faster than doing the weekly shop myself.
I bring my shopping in through the back door and choose to quarantine some items like bin bags, laundry detergent in the garage I walk through. I generally buy these items when they are on special offer rather than when needed, so it's not really a change in practice since Covid started last year, I've usually got a few boxes of detergent etc sitting in the garage anyway.
I use dettol wipes to wipe down what I do wipe with a tiny bit if washing up liquid because it apparently breaks down the lining of the virus cell, so basically killing it. I remove most packaging straight away too, so there is hardly any wiping. I'm much more aware of what my use by dates are on fresh stuff since doing thus too. I used to be so pissed off by the time I got home from the shops I used to just chuck it in the fridge with no thought. I now find I'm planning my week, roughly by the dates and have less wastage as a result.
I had to watch a video on how covid is spread for a job I did. Yes it's mostly airborne but if someone with covid touches their face then an item, albeit trolley handle, door knob, car keys, tin of beans in Asda some germs are transferred. There are several debates on how long it lasts on surfaces. It obviously starts to diminish straight away, however there have been traces found on cardboard left undisturbed 17 days later. Obviously it all depends on conditions and yep it's less likely to transmit on surfaces than in the air but it is a thing. Why are we asked to sanitise our hands begire going in shops if touching things isn't a risk??
Tbh, I'm not overly worried these days it's just a new habit I've got into. I've always been a bit ick about certain things like salad bars etc. All those people that let their kids touch everything has always made me a bit 🤢 grossed out and I suppose this is just an extension of this
I get people roll their eyes, snigger and laugh at me but carry on. Is what I'm doing making any impact on them at all?? No, its my 10 minutes a week in my hoyse, so they can fuck off.