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7 DIY Halloween candy delivery systems for socially distant trick-or-treating

It's a weird time. 

The coronavirus pandemic rages on and it could care less about our favorite holidays. 

So, yeah, Halloween will be a bit more complicated this year. 

We've already outlined ways you can attempt to celebrate Halloween safely, but what about trick-or-treating? 

Traditional, door-to-door trick-or-treating is probably a bad idea. It's high risk. But if you feel like you must take kids trick-or-treating, you should at least make sure everyone is masked up and distanced.

"I think if people really want to go and have that traditional experience, just make sure to wear a mask, stay in your group or your bubble, and not come within six feet of other people," Dr. Mariea Snell, assistant director of the Online Doctor of Nursing Practice program at Maryville University, told Mashable. "If you're ringing a doorbell to trick-or-treat, you should take six steps back after you've done that so you're not too close to someone in their home."  Read more...

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