do u wash??
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Toroz said:Has it occurred to you that maybe you shouldn't hobby if you are that concerned about even yourself touching your johnson.
He knows where it has been
Also...
It amazes me how many people flush the toilet with the lid up. Do you know how many germs just up into the air you're breathing in from doing that?? First close the lid, then flush.
It amazes me how many people flush the toilet with the lid up. Do you know how many germs just up into the air you're breathing in from doing that?? First close the lid, then flush.
alienencounters said:
My biggest pet peeve are the washrooms which only have a hand dryer. No paper towel to open the door handle with.
Toroz said:
It has, which is why ladies I see will have a shower duo to start off. Piece of mind for me and the lady involved and more energy spent on mutual pleasure and enjoyment. Besides I didn't say I was concerned about touching myself, just that I wouldn't do it after touching various contaminated surface in a public setting without first washing my hands. There's a difference, which obviously escapes you.
I like the public washrooms at Pearson Airport, almost touchless, no doors, sensor activated soap, water and dryers. Studies have shown that there is 5 times the amount of bacteria on the door knobs of a woman's public washroom than on the men's probably due to the fact that women have so much more contact and time spent in manual genital and anal contact after urination, menstration and defecation than men do, which gets translated to the door knob by those who don't wash adequately or not at all.
Technically, one should wash one's hand before and after toileting one's self.
Personally, I always wash with soap after taking a leak, and if I am in a public area, use a paper towel to turn off the tap and open the door.
Someone, somewhere did a study of those little mints that are by a restauraunt cashier, and the amount of contamination by urine was astounding.
Washing, after having a sit on the cosmic utensil should be without saying.
Personally, I always wash with soap after taking a leak, and if I am in a public area, use a paper towel to turn off the tap and open the door.
Someone, somewhere did a study of those little mints that are by a restauraunt cashier, and the amount of contamination by urine was astounding.
Washing, after having a sit on the cosmic utensil should be without saying.
lomotil said:
Women are pigs.
When I was a teenage I used to work at Woolco after school and weekends. Part of my evening duties involved a clean up of both the mens and women's washrooms.
I'd have to go down there, beat on the door, wait till there was no-one in there, then clean the pig pen up as quick as possible.
I used to have to regularly clean the women's washroom - with a shovel.
Women are pigs, I'll say it again. They shit on the floor, they pee on the floor, they shit on the toilet seats, they drop their rags on the floor, they smear makeup everywhere. They are disgusting when it comes to public washrooms.
I surmized at the time that it was because they were paranoid to actually SIT when they shit (or pee). They are afraid that they will catch something through their asshole - which they won't (Unless their asshole is in the middle of their leg and they sit in a big pile of steaming shit left by the last woman.)
20 yeas plus later, those images are still seared in my memory.
Men's washrooms by comparison were relatively clean.
The Daulfin said:Personally, I add a step of carefully washing my hands before I go to the bathroom. Who knows what is on your hands before you touch your Johnson?
I am the same way. I wash my hands before I handle anything that is meant to be orally consumed. The least I can do.
I always wash. It's not just about cleanliness but curteousy.
I avoid public washrooms where and when I can. Work is a little different because it's hard to avoid them there(it's 8-10 hour a day there). Toilet paper on the toilet seat if I have to go. I used my foot to lower and raise the seat and to flush the toilet. At a urinal it's easier due to automatical flushing.
At the sink I want to use the ones that don't have the rotating dials but the levers to turn on the water. I use my knuckle or the a clenched fist to turn the water on and off. I try to use the automatic air dryer to dry my hands then a towel to open the door. If I have it available I'll put a little Purel on afterwords.
I avoid public washrooms where and when I can. Work is a little different because it's hard to avoid them there(it's 8-10 hour a day there). Toilet paper on the toilet seat if I have to go. I used my foot to lower and raise the seat and to flush the toilet. At a urinal it's easier due to automatical flushing.
At the sink I want to use the ones that don't have the rotating dials but the levers to turn on the water. I use my knuckle or the a clenched fist to turn the water on and off. I try to use the automatic air dryer to dry my hands then a towel to open the door. If I have it available I'll put a little Purel on afterwords.
papasmerf said:
That's not really relevant. The point is, if going to the bathroom presents an opportunity to wash your hands along the way, then why not just do it?
Hand washing is something we ought to do every hour or two when we're out and about. If the facilities are decent enough, just wash your hands while you're there.
Usually I'm more concerned with washing my hands BEFORE handling the hose. But if the sink is too nasty, or I just can't wait another second, then I'll just hold it with a paper towel or the end of my undershirt, and I'll keep a little pad of paper under it to catch any wayward droplets as the jet tappers off.
I always use paper to touch surfaces in public washrooms. I make sure to always have some paper towels & napkins with me incase I run into one of those paperless washrooms. If it's really unusable, I turn to my stash of OneStep sanitary wipres.
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