Transmission of HIV: For purposes of transmission, I do not know of any transmission through environmental surfaces. Though checking through the Center of Disease Control Website might give you the latest information. Blood secretions, vaginal secretions, donor organs...are culprits. I would suggest that you be evaluated by a physician and obtain laboratory tests ruling out HIV and other possible infectious agents.
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HIV can survive..: .at room temperature outside the body for hours if dry (if initial concentrations are high) and for weeks if wet (in used syringes/needles).However, the lower concentration of HIV in bodily fluids would only survive outside the body a few minutes if dry; the items you suggest would dry quickly.Transmission of disease does not occur if no contact with open skin/cuts/mucous membranes.Hope this helps
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