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I AM SICK OF PEOPLE NOT WASHING THEIR HANDS AFTER USING THE WASHROOM THERES TOO MANY NIGGERS WHO DO THIS AND IF THEY WASH IT THEY WASH INCORECTLY. WE SHOULD JAIL PEOPLE FOR NOT WASHING THEIR HANDS.
Why do people dont wash their hands
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I hate that people don't wash their hands before going to the toilet.
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I don't know if this is power leveling or not but this is a topic I can autist over.
During my first year of University there was a heavy emphasis on infection research and medical science instrumentation due to starting out as the pandemic was starting. I won't disclose the study for obvious reasons, however I'll give the tl;dr:
We studied three groups:
Control group - washed hands, standard usage (asking study group to use the bathroom as standard)
Abnormal study group 1 - Washed hands, clinical guidance method (full hand and wrist wash with soap with hot, flowing water)
Abnormal study group 2 - Standard usage, no usage
Abnormal Study group 3 - No usage, no hand washing (example - parents waiting on their kids to finish and idling outside the stall)
We screened for bacterial colonies natively, and then swabbed for viral agents such as CV, Noro, flu. Swabs taken pre-usage and post-usage.
The results were fucking gross. Only one group left with anywhere near less levels than they went in with. Even group 1 - clinical wash came out covered in bacteria from simply touching the door handle on the way out. That seems like a fairly obvious thing to find out but dear god the scale of it. People not washing their hands invalidates those who do.
The people who just give their hands a quick dab of water for a couple of seconds - they were the worst. They spread it far easier as the water became a vessel for microorganisms to transfer from one surface to another.
Worst thing was that over the period of the experiment the bathroom began to pick up Norovirus. As part of the study only the same expectations of cleaning was done as you'd expect to be done at any public place (the cleaner was not told the bathroom was being used for experimentation). The study had to be cut short because one person bringing it in results in multiple individuals across all groups getting it and thus had to be cut short due to ethical reasons. It took 3 days and 2 gallons of detergent to fully clear out any traces of the virus, and that was under actual clinical standards not just a standard cleaning lady.
During my first year of University there was a heavy emphasis on infection research and medical science instrumentation due to starting out as the pandemic was starting. I won't disclose the study for obvious reasons, however I'll give the tl;dr:
We studied three groups:
Control group - washed hands, standard usage (asking study group to use the bathroom as standard)
Abnormal study group 1 - Washed hands, clinical guidance method (full hand and wrist wash with soap with hot, flowing water)
Abnormal study group 2 - Standard usage, no usage
Abnormal Study group 3 - No usage, no hand washing (example - parents waiting on their kids to finish and idling outside the stall)
We screened for bacterial colonies natively, and then swabbed for viral agents such as CV, Noro, flu. Swabs taken pre-usage and post-usage.
The results were fucking gross. Only one group left with anywhere near less levels than they went in with. Even group 1 - clinical wash came out covered in bacteria from simply touching the door handle on the way out. That seems like a fairly obvious thing to find out but dear god the scale of it. People not washing their hands invalidates those who do.
The people who just give their hands a quick dab of water for a couple of seconds - they were the worst. They spread it far easier as the water became a vessel for microorganisms to transfer from one surface to another.
Worst thing was that over the period of the experiment the bathroom began to pick up Norovirus. As part of the study only the same expectations of cleaning was done as you'd expect to be done at any public place (the cleaner was not told the bathroom was being used for experimentation). The study had to be cut short because one person bringing it in results in multiple individuals across all groups getting it and thus had to be cut short due to ethical reasons. It took 3 days and 2 gallons of detergent to fully clear out any traces of the virus, and that was under actual clinical standards not just a standard cleaning lady.
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Every single surface in a public bathroom is dirtier than my dick, I'm not touching any of that shit. I flush with my foot or my elbow to keep my hands clean and imbue my strikes with poison damage.
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What this guy said.
It's legitimately far more clean to piss on a bush behind the store.
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you should always feel safe power leveling with us... in-fact you should power level your social security
Also all of what you said is horrifying. I usually try to grab the door handle with the towel I use or my clothes. the best places have that hook you can hook your arm into so you don't even need to touch the door.
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The best places don't have a door.you should always feel safe power leveling with us... in-fact you should power level your social security
Also all of what you said is horrifying. I usually try to grab the door handle with the towel I use or my clothes. the best places have that hook you can hook your arm into so you don't even need to touch the door.
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best places are in India
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Bigger stores like Walmart have a short S hallway entry to the restroom, so the ebola door isn't required.best places are in India
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I hate it when people just dip their hands in the water. Why even bother?
I do a normal hand washing routine and then put my sleeve over my hand to open the door if I have to use a handle because I try not to re-contaminate my hands immediately. Also I read somewhere that 90% of door handles have semen on them.
I do a normal hand washing routine and then put my sleeve over my hand to open the door if I have to use a handle because I try not to re-contaminate my hands immediately. Also I read somewhere that 90% of door handles have semen on them.