Hand washing

[Taz_Zoee]

That is so funny this thread was made, because I was thinking about this same exact thing the other day. At work the sinks are separate from the toilets, but you can hear if they wash or not. Another things that icks me out is when people just turn the water on for a few seconds and get their fingertips wet. I wash with lots of soap!!! I guess working with children instilled this in me. When I worked with babies I had to get special soap with lotion because my hands would bleed from washing so much with cheap soap. And probably from the latex gloves too.

I will admit I'm not as diligent in washing my hands at home each time. But I wash them so often for so many other things.

ETA: I meant to say this before. But at work after I wash I use a towel to handle the doors on the way back to my desk. I started this in Dec 03 when EVERYONE in the office got sick. Guess what? I didn't get sick. I had to be in a wedding and didn't want to be not feeling well. So now it's a habit I can't break.
And at home I hate using a dish towel to dry. I have to use a paper towel. Living with my father, you never knew what was on a towel in the kitchen.

[carole]

Absolutely, i would not dream of not doing so, i am fussy when handling my kitties and wash after patting them too, and i do the happy birthday thing, i saw that on the telly once, but i bet some of you don't know it is just as important to dry them well, a university professor here was saying so on a tv programme i watched, so i do that as well.

And yes others are not near as diligent about it as we all here are, i have often seen woman in the public loos, come out and walk straight out, eewwh, imagine what they are going to handle next, could be your food at mcdonalds, no wonder we have such a high rate of food poisoning.

Dare i say it, but i think men are more lax at not washing after their toilet business, infact they did a study here and it proved that this statement is indeed true, nawtee boys.