If you smell gasoline there are no viruses - Event Date: March 28 2020

Perhaps they thought your article was fake new too?

Anyway breathing in gasoline fumes hardly sounds like an effective long term strategy.

https://www.healthline.com/health/gasoline 

CharmlessMan wrote: ... Anyway breathing in gasoline fumes hardly sounds like an effective long term strategy ...

Talk on deck of the sinking titanic: There is a live boot, please go in. “…hardly sounds like an effective long term strategy.”

CharmlessMan wrote: Perhaps they thought your article was fake new too? Anyway breathing in gasoline fumes hardly sounds like an effective long term strategy. https://www.healthline.com/health/gasoline

Not sure why I'm bothering to comment as I don't think you'll 'get it' regardless but here it goes (since this is a discussion page)… 

a) this is what Willimczik had posted: " to make tests with low concentration of gasoline vapour" So not the high concentration 'poisoning situations' of spilling gas on skin, ingesting etc that healthline refers too

b) Willi also comments " Warning, Do not try this at home and Low concentration of gasoline vapour only, Higher concentrations of gasoline vapour is irritating lungs and airways, can even explode as in your car’s engine.  So I think he's pretty aware (and made all readers aware) that this is low volume - aka TINY amounts in use - just enough for room smells 'gassy'

c) This is no therapy against the corona virus - I'm thinking this meant that although there is no known cure/therapy - this might be a possible prevention step??  

Anyway.... if putting a couple/few drops of gasoline on a cotton ball and setting it into a room till room smells... then walk in & take a deep breath or two... manages to kill airborne virus (this one or others) it's a cheap, readly available solution that could very well be worth further study.  Various essential oils have been studied & proven to kill airborn viruses, vinegar kills TB (I'd have to see if I can find study link again) and many other products that are everyday products have some amazing uses.  Why not?   I personally hate the smell of gas, but for such a low volume & short exposure usage, I'd be willing to try it.  

I admit - I do tend to think outside the box...like the fact that there are a LOT of companies/people who are making a TONNE of money off this virus.  Time will tell which are most warrented expenses & who tried to help and who tried to take. 

NO idea why these text fonts keep screwing around....  

I just made a video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuJuCo-_R-o 

I hope you can understand my speech.

Why just gasoline?

1. it generates a lot of vapour

If there is a small open bottle in the remote corner of the room you smell it

If you smell it it was already in your lungs and destroyed the loose viruses.

You may leave the room. You must not sniff it all the time.

2. It has the highest killing power against (all) small insects including viruses.

Gasoline is the greatest solvent for grease and the corona virus is greasy - the hull.

3. It is available for everybody.

4. If used for seconds only in low dosis it is not harmful for humans.

Warning: it is to lower the spreading of the virus. It is not for already sick people.

If you spread this message like a virus you couls actually save lives.

Best scenario: Everybody has such a small bottle Gasoline in his pocket like in the video to see.

youtube.com/watch?v=WuJuCo-_R-o