in public. The health freaks are wrong again.
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/13/han...TY6zqH7Jeg7dwOkHcAEayH-iH77N6FZWcbS85Inm-_fQg
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/04/13/han...TY6zqH7Jeg7dwOkHcAEayH-iH77N6FZWcbS85Inm-_fQg
I hate those blowers. They do little to dry the hands.
You're probably better off just not washing them in that case.Still wash the hands. Just don't dry them.
Maybe that’s where the saying “to fudge the numbers” came from.Ohh great, so my accountant is walking around with crap all over his hands.
Your “dj(&” is not the reason to wash your hands in the restroom. The reason is that your hands have been picking up all kinds of germs before you even got the restroom and opening the door to get in there. That’s why you wash your hands and use a paper towel to open the door since we’re stupid and usually have the doors to men’s rooms open in. Shirley you understand this, I hope.My dj(& is the cleanest thing in a public restroom (but I DO wash my hands).
Unfortunately I have yet to find a sarcasm font. Yes, I do know the myriad reasons why one should always wash his or her hands after visiting the toilet. And don’t call me Shirley.Your “dj(&” is not the reason to wash your hands in the restroom. The reason is that your hands have been picking up all kinds of germs before you even got the restroom and opening the door to get in there. That’s why you wash your hands and use a paper towel to open the door since we’re retarded and usually have the doors to men’s rooms open in. Shirley you understand this, I hope.