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If bagger at grocery store had cuts/scabs/dried blood do i have to wash off my packaged stuff or be concerned about putting things in my fridge?
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Wash your stuff.: That bigger should have probably been wearing gloves given the description you gave. That being said, wash the stuff in the bags.
Answered 11/8/2016
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