How to correctly wash your hands properly.

How to wash your hands. I don't do interlocking fingers, the palm circles, and the wrists. I do use paper towels to turn water off and to open the bathroom door.

But not every public restroom has paper towel or some do have paper towels but they are always empty.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=seA1wbXUQTs

I do find ironic humor in the restrooms with instructions on washing and using paper towels, but then have an air drier and no paper towels.

A restaurant we go to has air dryer for the feet with an automatic brush next to it to shine your shoes. Who takes their socks and shoes off and wash their feet in the hand sink of a public restroom?

When they have a pants valet hanger, that's when you worry about what's about to happen to you.

She mentioned rubbing the fingertips but she wasn't clear to also get underneath the fingernails by dragging them against the skin and catching soap beneath them.

Best thing to do for fingertips is to open a full plastic container of bleach and tip each finger into it for 30 seconds.

I'm so glad we have the valuable resource known as Community Hall so we can be educated on how to properly wash our hands.

I simply flamethrow mine and let them regrow over night.

I pretty much disinfect and/or dispose everything that comes into my house, lately almost nothing.

Sometimes keep wondering why I keep washing my hands when I don't go out?

If it's in my house I should have it already?

Will the cleaner version make me less sick?

I find it ironic that paper is a totally renewable resource while most current forms of electricity generation are not - so air dryers are stupid in my opinion...

If you put your moith over the air outlet you can catch the power generated and then save it for home use.

That sounds effective M8.

Almost as good as the old sixties recommended nuclear attack position:

Put your head between your legs and kiss your ass goodbye!

Yeaaah baby!

UH?

Well if we're going PSA...

Use your elbows when possible on public doors (most don't have knobs).

You can't touch your elbow and mouth. You'd almost never get your elbow near your face. Of course still wash the elbow, or the clothing that covered it...