Exactly what I was thinking!
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[Albion] Personal hygiene
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Exactly what I was thinking!
Thompson720
Well-known member
This. Quite an overreaction, like someone above said, there's probably more germs on the trolley.
Not washing hands isn’t as bad as allowing your kids to stand in the trolley that others will use to place their food items in.
That REALLY does grind my gears and is something that I would say to a stranger when I see it happening.
I think staff at supermarkets should be responsible for educating parents/guardians about this.
That REALLY does grind my gears and is something that I would say to a stranger when I see it happening.
I think staff at supermarkets should be responsible for educating parents/guardians about this.
I've only used the toilets at the amex long after the crowds have cleared and they are largely empty so this has never stopped me washing my hands, but there are four(?) cubicles, space for what, 10? 20? at the troughs. Two sinks. Not exactly designed for everyone to wash their hands, is it.
pishhead
Well-known member
But you're happy to put your food in a supermarket trolley that has been left outside where birds, cats or foxes could've shat/pissed on it.
Generally speaking unless you plan to cook your dinner and serve it up on your trolley and eat it off there you should be ok.
Brian Parsons
New member
Also, how many gents toilets where there are hand basins and air dryers/ towels, so having done your business, you diligently wash your hands only then do you realise you have to grab a handle to open the door. A handle that has, no doubt been used by someone who hasn't washed his hands. Never quite understood the logic there, supermarkets especially have toilets like that.
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[emoji23] Whilst I agree, the management team at the supermarket where I work would be very disappointed with me if a customer coiled a big fat one down in the chilled section and at the very least I didn’t offer to wipe there arse clean for them.....
clapham_gull
Legacy Fan
- Aug 20, 2003
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There is far worse in supermarkets let's be honest.
I've reported MANY for putting raw meat (in plastic bags) on the same shelf as cooked things to sell them off cheap.
Even Waitrose.
I one got Asda to clean a shelf that was covered in blood that has seeped from some lamb.
Sandwiches, scotch eggs and all sort of other items which blood on their packaging.
That's far more likely to damage you than a member of staff touching their todger.
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I've reported MANY for putting raw meat (in plastic bags) on the same shelf as cooked things to sell them off cheap.
Even Waitrose.
I one got Asda to clean a shelf that was covered in blood that has seeped from some lamb.
Sandwiches, scotch eggs and all sort of other items which blood on their packaging.
That's far more likely to damage you than a member of staff touching their todger.
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Very common now for there to be a small bin by the door - people use a paper towel to ‘protect themselves’ when they open the door and then chuck the paper towel in the bin. Our office has them.
It’s a bit unpleasant but what the OP saw isn’t exactly unusual. We’re all exposed to far worse several times a day......and we’re pretty well adapted to cope with it with decent immune systems IMO.
boik
Well-known member
And yet hundreds of people have presumably eaten the nibbles without dying. The human body is pretty good at dealing with germs. In fact there is a problem with kids not getting exposed to enough germs and so not building up any resilience.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
- 35,312
worth noting urine is sterile anyway
Absolutely. Our office is a laughable sight most mornings - we all hot desk, so the more paranoid members of staff now spend ages with their antiseptic wipes and sprays every morning cleaning every conceivable surface before starting work if they’re at a desk someone else used the day before.
That’s a myth but most of the germs in piss will do you no harm unless the pisser has a unrinary infection.
METALMICKY
Well-known member
- Jan 30, 2004
- 6,077
And I suppose spitting in the street is fine? Can't believe how many people advocating not washing your hands. Plain scuzzy!
https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/content/story/why-wash-hands-after-urination
https://www.dollarshaveclub.com/content/story/why-wash-hands-after-urination
The taps probably have more germs than the tackle in question.
This. I know my knob is cleaner than any tap, towel or paper dispenser in a public toilet.
I get rather tired of people who expect me to wash my hands after a wee. I don't piss on my hands. What is the actual matter with people?
Pppffffff........!!! ..........Genuine coffee over iPad moment......
Nearly died chocking on crisps reading your reply
