Washing hands revisited

[drewjustdrew]

If it takes you longer to towel dry your hands than to wash them, don't bother. Everyone knows you didn't really wash.

[jakethebake]

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If it takes you longer to towel dry your hands than to wash them, don't bother. Everyone knows you didn't really wash.

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[Johnny Richter]

What if you use the air dryer?

[swede123]

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What if you use the air dryer?

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Then you take twice as long and end up with wet, warm hands. Those airdryers suck really big balls.

Swede

[jakethebake]

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What if you use the air dryer?

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You're going to be there awhile.

[drewjustdrew]

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If it takes you longer to towel dry your hands than to wash them, don't bother. Everyone knows you didn't really wash.

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Just an observation from my office. A guy at the sink next to me ran water for less than a second, then proceded to pull 3 feet of paper towel out of the dispenser and "dried" his hands. Not the first time I've seen it here. Many of my coworkers have strange bathroom habits.

[swede123]

Sounds like he needed to wipe off substances other than water then. Doesn't that make you feel better, sport?

Swede

[jakethebake]

I always use exactly 6 paper towels. However, I actually wash my hands.

[fluff]

When in public bathrooms, alwasy remember this adage:

Not everyone washes their hand, but everyone opens the door.

[swede123]

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When in public bathrooms, alwasy remember this adage:

Not everyone washes their hand, but everyone opens the door.

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So what's the point of your adage? Piss on the floor outside the bathroom so you don't have to touch the door?

Swede