Catching up on thread, name change was stolen from you mojo after you said you were considering creating t shirts on the last thread.
You should put a post on about steps you take to reduce coming into contact with viruses.
These are some of the changes I’ve made since my diagnoses three years ago, they aren’t things I started doing all at once and they’ve just become habit. It might get long cos I'm a waffler so I'll apologise now 
I keep my nails short as I find them easier to clean behind and wash hands regularly. I give my rings (only wear engagement and wedding ones) and bracelet and necklace a good clean regularly too as I fidget with them a lot.
Pocket sized bottle of Dettol hand gel and tissues in my coat pockets/hand bags and I’ll clean my hands after touching things in public where a lot of other hands will have been such as cash machines, taxi door handles, traffic light buttons, our own car door handle, chip and pin machines if I can’t use contactless, arm rests on public seats, after handling cash (which isn’t very often as I use my debit card)
Groceries and majority of shopping is done online, esp this time of year, sometimes it can’t be avoided so I’ll try to be aware of what I’m touching in shops and discreetly wipe the basket handle or trolley with an alcohol wipe. This type of stuff id never have done before but since getting sick I see people coughing into hands and then put those hands over produce in the shops all the time, I saw a bloke out his hands down his trousers to scratch and then place those hands back on his trolley (Von) as they’re pushing. If I focus on that stuff too much I’ll never leave the house so I try to be more aware of what I’m touching, wipe it with an alcohol wipe if I can and clean with dettol gel as soon as I’ve touched a common surface I can’t avoid.
Between dh, teen dd and myself items and surfaces we touch a lot are disinfected regularly, tv remote, door handles, light switches, fridge handle, keyboards and mice, phone screens, bannister, wheely bin handle, dd told me she does the zip on her school bag as she is in and out multiple times a day as well as fiddling with it. It sounds like a lot but it’s takes less than five minutes if I were to do it all in go which I don’t, most of the time it’s a spray with the dettol disinfectant spray that comes in a tin. I’m at home majority of the time due to my condition so don’t come into a massive amount of contact with public surfaces day but dd and dh do, Dh works in construction, and some of the things he witnesses his colleagues doing has him grossed out and hes always washed his hands a lot, “filthy bastards” he calls them. 
If family are sick I don’t visit them and will ask them not to visit us. There’s been times some have knowingly turned up our house unwell because it’s “just the shits”. I do find that frustrating.
There’s things I’m still working on such as not touching my face or rubbing my eyes so much. I got Bells Palsy as a child and covered my mouth a lot to try cover the droop and as one eyelid doesn’t fully close it can be dry which makes me rub. My diet could be a lot better, I'm working working on it but it could be a lot better. My sleep is terrible too, I installed the sleep button app and will be trying that tonight.
I worry about getting sick a lot but I know I can’t indefinitely avoid it so try to not my condition rule my life, we have a trip to London next weekend to see a musical, I’d by lying if I said I’m not concerned about it, but at present I’m not planning on cancelling, and plan to do what I can to reduce risks and be prepared in case I do get ill, which is what I do anyway if we’re a few nights away from home as I get ill a lot in general. Ill do things like packing extra meds and plenty clean knickers in case there’s a delay in me getting home, Im going to take a travel sized bottle of rubbing alcohol spray to spritz the table on the train and arm rests etc.
There’s also other things I do that’s specific to my lungs and keeping them as clear as I can. I have physio exorcises to do that helps get gunk out, I also have a device that helps me do this. Happy to find link for the device I have if people want it but I don’t know if it would be beneficial for people who aren’t producing excessive mucus.
I might sound unhinged but I’m really not, and I’m not deep cleaning everything all the time, most things are second nature for me now, I’ve seen with my own eyes that a lot of people don’t practice basic hygiene when out and about, the time Ive spent in hospital majority of visitors don’t wash their hands or use the hand sanitiser that was on every patients bedside. I saw a police man do something disgusting this week too. If I have to touch the same surfaces as these people I'm cleaning my hands the best I can.
I’ve not been online much today so catching up now.