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I meant on surfaces. I assume if you inhale droplets, or have hand contact with someone who has just coughed etc then it can be just as easily transmitted as anywhere else. But I read that the virus cannot survive on surfaces for more than a few seconds at anything above 26°C.

I have been in Western Australia with Mrs W for 11 days now, and I can confirm there is no bog paper in the shops anywhere (*Margaret River). Nor is there any kitchen roll. Nor is there any dried pasta, anywhere. It’s 29°C here, the virus cannot survive in this heat. Due home in 9 days time, but...