Is anyone else cleaning their shopping?

I think you have to do what you feel is best, particularly if you are very vulnerable.
I don't think there's any evidence that there's a major risk of becoming ill with the virus from touching shopping, but of course that may change as they learn more.
Hard to do controlled trials at present. I guess there are more pressing issues just now.
Going into a shop I perceive to be more risky than not washing delivered food.

Where are you all managing to find anti bac or dettol wipes.
I haven't seem any for weeks.

I wouldn't do any of that. I wash my hands when I get home with the shopping, then again after I've packed the stuff away.

They had a plentiful supply of both anti bad spray and wipes in the chemist when I went to collect my prescription this morning. A limit of 2 per customer.

Same here JenniferEccles & SalsaQueen all those chemicals are a worry.
We hand wash, clean down surfaces and dispose of any unnecessary packaging.
I agree though people have to do whatever makes them feel safe.

Anti-bacterial anything ia a waste of money Covid-19 is a virus not a bacteria. The best thing for it is good old fashioned soap, which is a surfactant and dissolves our natural body oil and the virus on our skin into the soap mix so that the viral particals are washed off your hands with the soap. Hence the importance of using hot water.

Just noticed anti bad spray! How apt!

I completely agree with you MOnica soap and hot water best, but I have noticed some anti bac labelled gels and sprays do have 60 or 70% alcohol and are also anti viral. Not all admittedly, it's often in the small print.
In normal times I certainly wouldn't use anti bacterial anything because bacteria becomes immune to them.

It's amazing how predictive text occasionally interprets correctly Chewbacca

My friend irons her newspaper with as hot as possible setting to sterilise it.

My shopping goes into quarantine in a spare room for at least 72 hours. Fresh milk cartons are washed in a mild bleach solution

They are fine to clean surfaces and utensils Maizie, but not intended for consumables.

Chlorine washed chicken and salad stuff aren't consumables, green-eyed girl? [Shock]

Baby sterilising fluid is used to sterilise baby feeding equipment which can be used without rinsing.

If you read my original I think you'll find me mentioning that household bleach is toxic. The stuff I'm talking about isn't if used correctly.

Irons newspapers? Gosh, thats commitment.

I do clean it all as much as I can. I run a bowl of hot soapy water. I always assume I’ve probably missed one.

No, I don't do anything different than I would normally do with shopping. I rinse all fresh veg and fruit as always, and wash my hands after handling anything. So far so good.

Channel 4 this evening 8 pm. How Clean is your House. What to disinfect re shopping, etc.

Gosh !!!!

Yes I wash/wipe everything....I work in a Supermark

Yes. I use warm soapy water as recommended rather than antibacterial wipes.
Anything not needed is left untouched for 3 days.
Every little helps.