I recently saw this video https://youtu.be/yfGXzwzwImY?t=10 about washing hands. Before seeing this I thought I did a pretty good job at it, it was obvious I wasn't.
How many of you wash your hands properly at this time? Vote sincerely under anonymity.
I must say, my workplace has around 400 people, I rarely see any male washing their hands for more than 5 seconds and/or using any soap at all. Even after number 2. I find it pretty disgusting.
But also, do you wash your hands at the right moment?
i wash my hands ok-ish and quite a bit. but i always use hand sanitizer after washing my hands cos i had to turn the tap off or open the door afterwards. so hopefully that makes up for it. (been doing that since before carona)
Mostly, but with regular taps in most bathrooms, it's partly undone.
I'm trying to get my kids to wash their hands like this. Very hard.
In addition to washing the hands, if you are high-risk person to have serious conditions with the COVID-19, I would also suggest removing all your clothes before entering the house, clean up your hands and then put on clean clothes. I currently do this as I have the grandmother from overseas currently with us unable to go back home.
I do now!
Man my hands look like that sometimes after a nasty dump and wiping…. we all been there
Let Donald Trump explain handwashing, the best handwashing, we have the best hand washing
Is this a bad time to complain about men that don't lift the toilet seat when taking a leak?
What I'm saying is that most don't wash their hand after that let alone trust them to do proper washing after anything else.
Yeah I know. I just wanted to complain about these guys (I alluded to changing the topic for that reason). So many public toilet seats covered in urine.
Thanks for the video, anyway.
What I'm saying is that most don't wash their hand after that let alone trust them to do proper washing after anything else.
You're out of your mind if you think any men are doing more than a 2 second rinse at best after a piss.
Yes but i was trained as a volunteer at the zoo where you had to sing happy birthday (in your head) before you were "done". Much easier to measure. (Not joking)
I live with a nurse, so yes.