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@@DANGJOS I don’t wash my hands that much I won’t wash my hands before cooking eating after using the bathroom etc(no hate if you wash your hands)but I rub my face all the time and I’m fine
My roommate doesn't wash her hands, I know this because I never hear the water turn on. I don't think I've ever heard her wash her hands after using the restroom. It grosses me out. So I open the door then wash my hands since the door knob is probably pretty dirty.
bellavita rox I feel bad for you. You must end up with food poisoning after your roommate does the cooking. My ex-roommate never washed her hands after using the toilet and neither did she shower daily and I ended up very very sick from food poisoning frequently
bellavita rox I usually use my shirt, or foreign arm or back of hand, or hold the unused part of a handle , or try to stretch and hold the door open with my shoe. This stuff bothers me
I'm one of the people who actually stands there for 30 seconds washing my hands, not only that but I carry hand sanitizer with me if I am going out to eat and stuff, especially to buffets where hundreds of hands touch the same objects and you don't know where those hands have been!
***** Yeah back when I was younger I wasn't so strict with my hand washing and it led to getting the flu and colds, now that my hygiene is on point I hardly ever get sick. Sounds like you have an excellent immune system.
Kris Paterson Yeah I saw that video when it came out, I still rather some extra BPA than getting the flu or whatever diseases people have spread on buffet food handles
+iWillWakeYouUp How about just choose the best choice and wash your hands for ~15 seconds correctly with regular soap that washes away bacteria and doesn't result in super bugs?
Maybe some of he discrepancy between the self-reported and observed had washing is that the observers were not as unobtrusive as they believe they were, leading some percentage of bathroom users to get the hell away from the creeper pretending not to look at them.
At least 15 seconds every time I wash, I've known this fact for years so I count to 15 in my head every time I wash, sometimes I make it to 20. Although I am OCD so that probably plays a big part.
2 minutes, according to our local Hospital - when I was in there during my daughter's birth I read the card provided for nurses: wash backs of hands, palms, backs of interlocked fingers, fronts of interlocked fingers, cup fingers in an rj shape and scrub, hold one thumb with the other hand and scrub, reverse, scrape fingers against opposite palm and reverse (this last one is really great at getting under the nails.) And according to a Research Doctor I read once, 5 times a day means your hands are so sanitary it is hard for bacteria to get a grip.
Im glad i know about the 20 second hand rule now but since i wash my hands alot throughout the day, i'm worried i might get paranoid about my hands more than i already am. Good tips I stand for is: wash when you get home, wash before cooking, before eating and drinking out, after handling money and shaking hands, carry wet wipes, after petting animals, and after being at the beach. Dear god, I'm becoming my mom.
But doesn't washing your hands too often cause dry skin? I have a serious problem with that every winter, the back of my hand keeps getting very dry and my skin "opens" or something..
+Vegas “Vaggos” McSwagger You just need to wash your hands before eating or after using the bathroom. It's not that often. If it's still too dry, maybe you genetically prone to having dry skin. I guess you may need to have a balanced diet and wear moisturize from time to time to counter the dry skin.
alcohol needs a 20 minute contact time. so studies have shown that when the nurse scrubs your skin before drawing your blood is more detrimental then not whipping your arm.
Then you touch that same door to get out, which has had everyone that didn't wash their hands touch. Thus your hands are just as dirty leaving the bathroom as when you entered if not more so.
+Sam Trott negative, I use the paper towel I used to dry my hands to open the door. If they have air dryers instead of paper towels, I'll use my foot to open the door. If the door uses a knob instead of a handle, I'll grab tp to use as a barrier.
Question: Are we supposed to put soap on our hands before water? I see most people put soap before turning the tap on, but personally i think washing our hands that way isnt bubbly enough so i prefer putting soap in the middle of washing my hands.
Hand washing is something I am passionate about. I make all of the soap for my family and make sure that my kids wash their hands properly, creating suds, rinsing the suds from their finger tips, making more, rinsing from fingertips, etc. I believe that soap and water is not a privilege, but a right for every human being, for their health and for their community's well being. Everyone deserves to have soap and water.
Chuckie Waitt that's a bet you would lose. On the contrary, we get sick less often because why? Oh yeah, we wash our hands. You don't need to build immunity to microbes if you don't let them inside in the first place.
Exposed yes, but susceptible, not necessarily. Just because you are exposed does not mean that you are automatically going to get sick. Having healthy flora is as important, if not more than washing the germs off of your hands before touching your face. Just gargling water reduces your chances of getting sick. Swabbing your nose with salt water reduces your chances. I have kids in school and my kids get sick less than their classmates. They still do get sick once or twice a year, but less than their classmates. The proof is in the pudding.
It is commonly expressed to turn off the tap (presumably to preserve water) during this period and back on again for a final rinse. Does that not cross contaminate which is nearly as gross as washing wrong? Nearly all faucets force cross contamination unless you leave it on and come back with a clean towel to turn it off. It's especially gross in a public restroom. Don't cite antimicrobial surfaces, they don't kill microbes immediately.
What is more liquid soap gives an oportunity to avoid more bacteria than solid soap. When you keep your solid soap on your soap dish and it remains in water wich run down from soap bar it contains more bacteria and your hand wash may be pointless. That`s why in hospitals surgeons don`t use solid soap for many many years. What is more in our houses there are two main bacteria incubators, one is solid soap kept in (so called by scientist in my country) "soap juice" and second one is a sponge used to wash dishes which was left wet. Use dishwashers and liquid soap with automatic feeder.
i wash my hands before and after i do most things, like eat, play games or even touch my dog. i cant go a few hours without washing my hands, it feels so gross to have greasy hands
+Angela Gulbranson (Angie) To clarify this, the host says wash your hands and kill the bacteria, killing bacteria is bad because it causes antibiotic resistance. So which is it? Washing your hands with regular soap and water does not kill the bacteria. The soap grabs onto the dirt and bacteria with one end and grabs the water with the other end and the bacteria is pulled off your hand and into the water and down the drain. The bacteria is not killed it just goes somewhere else so its not on your hand anymore.
Aren't all hospital soaps alcoholic? If so, why won't they change it? Would it take a simple suggestion thrown at the people that run the joint to get them to use "regular" soap?
I suffer with ocd and i wash my hands for an hour but when in public it's 40 seconds since i don't want public thinking i'm nuts or judge me so i don't feel clean unless i'm an hour plus i refuse touching a lot of things.
They type of contamination, and the likely-hood of being contaminated will change how well people wash their hands. If someone knows they didn't pee on their hands they dont need to dis-infect, like-wise if they know they got pee on their hands, I'm sure they would wash better.
They should view it some other way. Because, if another person is present, people are going to be more likely to conform to this hand washing norm. My hypothesis would ask, does the percentage of people that wash their hands before exiting the restroom decrease when no other person is present 😮
I believe that there is an extreme to much washing your hands since I used to be one who was totally afraid of catching germs but over the years I have totally changed. I do wash my hands especially in public most of the time. I don’t wash my hands like when I was in district 51 schools and I have not got sick like I used too.
The new antibacterial hand soap in my grocery store has benzalkonium chloride instead of triclosan. Is it any better? I'm still gonna try to stay away from it, I think, just bc antibacterial soap seems unnecessary.
Tokotoko Bunni I think they got rid of it because kids would make a really big mess and they must have cracked the shits and decided to remove it and i am in Australia so that could explain it.
What if doesnt wash hands some 1-3 times per week when on shower and for years never getting sick of any illness. Is it luck or very good immune system ?
I read about this a few years ago and ever since I wash them properly like that I barely got sick and I used to get sick all the time. You don't always have a sink when you eat fastfood outside though
What about hand sanitizer? I use it all the time because I work with people who have mental disabilities. Usually don't have time to run to think sink every time I need clean hands. Does hand sanitizer effectively clean your hands?
i never really wash my hands because apparently i like to wash my hands like im preparing for surgery lol i wash like half way down my arm and then i dont want to touch the knobs so i use paper towels. i feel like my hands will be dirtier if i use just water and then touch everything and its all wet it just grosses me out.
The study is malarkey. I've been in the resto biz a long time and I can tell you that we hardly ever have to replace the soap in the public restrooms - because hardly anyone uses it - same goes for the paper towel. The numbers are dismal if the restrooms are 'single private' - meaning there won't be anyone there to see if you wash your hands. In my own restaurant (single, private restrooms), I would sometimes check the sinks after a big lunch rush and find them perfectly dry. Out of curiosity I took to marking the paper about 6 or seven sheets in and found that the mark remained on the roll most days (with dozens of people passing through the restrooms). Toilet paper, on the other hand, can disappear like magic if it's not in a locked dispenser (and sometimes even if it's in a locked dispenser). Try putting a water meter on the supply to the sinks, weighing paper and soap after busy meal rushes, and just counting the number of people to go through and you'll find that people almost never wash their damn hands if they are alone in there. Gah!
I think that just people being in the washroom affect whether or not you wash your hands, and how you wash your hands. I feel as if the researchers weren't in the room, less people would have washed their hands. Just a thought.
The dirtiest part of your hands is the fingertips, yet people tend to focus on the palms of their hands. Your dominant hand is also the dirtiest, yet people tend to use it to wash the non-dominant one.
That "Food Service" class when I was in school was for special ed kids, where the school got away with child labor by using the special ed kids to wrap cookies and brownies for the lunch ladies. I never bought those....
+Steve Ozone They often took the sick and thrown them into a pile with other sick people (and most likely some dead already) and set the pile ablaze. Happened a lot back in those times... such as on Poveglia island which is basically stained by human remains after a few hundred years and apparently is one of the most haunted locations on earth, currently it's banned to go there without special permission.
here is the real issue. who washes their phones or sanitizes them? I and everyone else might wash their hands, but then we go back to using our phones that are COVERED in bacteria because nobody cleans their devices....That and menus....
My immune system is equipped with the biological equivalent of fully automatic military assault rifles, with night vision and laser scopes. And we have recently acquired phosphorous grenades, cluster bombs and anti personnel fragmentation mines George Carlin
This is what I tell everybody! I always count to 30, while washing my hands. my mom always does the "just wet my hands" thing, and I find that super gross. Especially after using the bathroom!
some of yall nitpicking the topic, but nah we need this video. Taking your dumps then walking out the bathroom without a care in the world and eat food or somin.
Since EVERYTHING is filled with bacteria (like the door knob we're gonna touch after washing our hands), wouldn't it be better to wash hands BEFORE going to the bathroom, in order to be clean during the business ? I guess befor and after is better, but if we wanna wash only once, isn't before better ?
+Piffrock try leaving the door open or wait for someone to open for you. Or better still, use your leg to kick it open if the door is the swing out types.
That wasn't the point of my question : the door was just an example. The question was : What's the point of washing our hands after pee/poop ? Hands washed or not, they're gonna get dirty pretty quickly since bateria is everywhere. Don't get my wrong, I get the point and it's obvious. HOWEVER, nobody talks about washing their hand before pee/poop, and this seems more logical to me, to touch your parts with clean hands. I'm not sure I make myself clear here... To summarize : washing hand before and after would be the best option, but if you wanna wash them only once, it seems more logical to me to wash them before.
Piffrock oh, I don't wash hands unless I bath or shower. You see, I can even eat dirty food without getting diarrhea. I mean if your hands are dirty and you are used to getting dirty without diarrhea, then by all means just be yourself. That's means you are tough, you are special from normal people who easily get sick. I don't wash hands too...you see I am quite tough ;)
I wash my hands thoroughly but I cannot figure out why all bathroom doors open in! They should open out so I don't have to touch the handle, which after watching this video I am now convinced is covered in someone's poo. Thanks DNews!
my family and i wash our hands for like 15 minutes after bathroom and atleast 2 minutes when washing our hands for simply rubbing our eyes a little bit... i hope this is a lie and people wash their hands properly cuz i have ocd...
Me too even if I have to get out of my sleep to go to the bathroom I still wash my hands if I do something that is dirty and I don't wash my hands I get so uncomfortable and irate
96% of people surveyed say they wash their hands... which of course leaves 6%* (of people not surveyed??maybe?) not washing. *because 100%-96%=4%+2%, apparently.Seriously though, those statistics he said in the first thirty seconds make no sense!
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Why are there people who don't wash their hands?! I've been washing my hands ever since I've been taught.
I've been washing my hands way before I even existed *Tips fadora*
You're our hero
@DerangedGod Also don't rub your eyes, mouth, or nose before washing your hands. You could get viruses to enter through there.
I washed my hands before the water was cool (because hot water is better!)
@@DANGJOS I don’t wash my hands that much I won’t wash my hands before cooking eating after using the bathroom etc(no hate if you wash your hands)but I rub my face all the time and I’m fine
96% said yes and the other 6% are lying? I know I haven't graduated college yet but something is telling me that it's more than 100%...
He said 6 percent are lying, meaning only 90 percent wash. Yeah...finish college
You cant have more than 100% in a fixed sample size. So yeah, work on college .
***** no idea what you *'in me for conchetta!
'MURICA.
Eric Champlin I just got played like a German porno didn't I?
My roommate doesn't wash her hands, I know this because I never hear the water turn on. I don't think I've ever heard her wash her hands after using the restroom. It grosses me out. So I open the door then wash my hands since the door knob is probably pretty dirty.
You should kick her back into the bathroom and say "Bitch clean yo' nasty ass hands"
bellavita rox I feel bad for you. You must end up with food poisoning after your roommate does the cooking. My ex-roommate never washed her hands after using the toilet and neither did she shower daily and I ended up very very sick from food poisoning frequently
bellavita rox I usually use my shirt, or foreign arm or back of hand, or hold the unused part of a handle , or try to stretch and hold the door open with my shoe.
This stuff bothers me
I usually skin my hands dispose of it properly and wait for my skin to grow
I use my penis skin
+Genaro Zavala dank comment
dont worry i use bleach!
It puts the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again
@xinic5 Is that from Family Guy?
I'm one of the people who actually stands there for 30 seconds washing my hands, not only that but I carry hand sanitizer with me if I am going out to eat and stuff, especially to buffets where hundreds of hands touch the same objects and you don't know where those hands have been!
*****
Yeah back when I was younger I wasn't so strict with my hand washing and it led to getting the flu and colds, now that my hygiene is on point I hardly ever get sick.
Sounds like you have an excellent immune system.
+95TurboSol Actually hand sanitizers aren't that good for you. th-cam.com/video/NZ6RldO-SvE/w-d-xo.html
Kris Paterson
Yeah I saw that video when it came out, I still rather some extra BPA than getting the flu or whatever diseases people have spread on buffet food handles
your supposed to wash after using hand sanitizer FYI....
Doctors also urge people not to wash hands too often, its got its own set of problems.
Joke is on you, as a sufferer of OCD washing my hands takes far longer than the suggested time. Far, far longer.
A few months ago i spent 30+ minutes washing but now ive started reducing by exposing myself and because im just so tired of doing it...
***** ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡° )
***** thats nothing
Patrick Bateman it's not a contest dude tf
@@AoiKyuuketsuki lol
but dont be too obsessive in washing your hands with soap otherwise your immune system will weaken over time.
Our microbiome screams for us to stop freaking out about germs and bacteria...
+Goodguy001 Yeah yeah yeah. That's no excuse for being a disgusting pig though. So wash your goddamn filthy hands, people!
+iWillWakeYouUp How about just choose the best choice and wash your hands for ~15 seconds correctly with regular soap that washes away bacteria and doesn't result in super bugs?
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That's what I'm saying. I didn't say anything about stupid antibacterial soap or whatever. Just wash your hands properly.
Maybe some of he discrepancy between the self-reported and observed had washing is that the observers were not as unobtrusive as they believe they were, leading some percentage of bathroom users to get the hell away from the creeper pretending not to look at them.
If I feel like I'm being watched, I usually do a better job of washing my hands.
At least 15 seconds every time I wash, I've known this fact for years so I count to 15 in my head every time I wash, sometimes I make it to 20. Although I am OCD so that probably plays a big part.
2 minutes, according to our local Hospital - when I was in there during my daughter's birth I read the card provided for nurses: wash backs of hands, palms, backs of interlocked fingers, fronts of interlocked fingers, cup fingers in an rj shape and scrub, hold one thumb with the other hand and scrub, reverse, scrape fingers against opposite palm and reverse (this last one is really great at getting under the nails.) And according to a Research Doctor I read once, 5 times a day means your hands are so sanitary it is hard for bacteria to get a grip.
Im glad i know about the 20 second hand rule now but since i wash my hands alot throughout the day, i'm worried i might get paranoid about my hands more than i already am. Good tips I stand for is: wash when you get home, wash before cooking, before eating and drinking out, after handling money and shaking hands, carry wet wipes, after petting animals, and after being at the beach. Dear god, I'm becoming my mom.
But doesn't washing your hands too often cause dry skin? I have a serious problem with that every winter, the back of my hand keeps getting very dry and my skin "opens" or something..
+Vegas “Vaggos” McSwagger You just need to wash your hands before eating or after using the bathroom.
It's not that often.
If it's still too dry, maybe you genetically prone to having dry skin.
I guess you may need to have a balanced diet and wear moisturize from time to time to counter the dry skin.
+remilia scarlet I hate my hands :(
Vegas McSwagger I could relate.;--;
+Vegas “Vaggos” McSwagger Don't use hot water in cold weather.
Use cool water
Those 10% of people who don't use soap are conspiracy theorists convinced that soap is going to be the downfall of humanity.
alcohol needs a 20 minute contact time. so studies have shown that when the nurse scrubs your skin before drawing your blood is more detrimental then not whipping your arm.
0:53 DNews filming young girls in public restrooms...
+sum gt stock video...
No more peep holes needed now w this new transgender law. Whohoo! Boobies!
The study is flawed. I wash my hands if someone else is in the room and I don't if I'm alone lol.
+Russel Harris brain.exe has stopped working
+Russel Harris I always wash my hands because I usually have to touch a door to get in the restroom but I think you have made a very valid point here.
Then you touch that same door to get out, which has had everyone that didn't wash their hands touch. Thus your hands are just as dirty leaving the bathroom as when you entered if not more so.
+Sam Trott negative, I use the paper towel I used to dry my hands to open the door. If they have air dryers instead of paper towels, I'll use my foot to open the door. If the door uses a knob instead of a handle, I'll grab tp to use as a barrier.
You can always count on DNews to cite junk science.
Question: Are we supposed to put soap on our hands before water? I see most people put soap before turning the tap on, but personally i think washing our hands that way isnt bubbly enough so i prefer putting soap in the middle of washing my hands.
Hand washing is something I am passionate about. I make all of the soap for my family and make sure that my kids wash their hands properly, creating suds, rinsing the suds from their finger tips, making more, rinsing from fingertips, etc. I believe that soap and water is not a privilege, but a right for every human being, for their health and for their community's well being. Everyone deserves to have soap and water.
+Haiku Hiaku I bet you and your family get sick pretty often from being overclean and not building resistance to illness causing microbes.
Chuckie Waitt that's a bet you would lose. On the contrary, we get sick less often because why? Oh yeah, we wash our hands. You don't need to build immunity to microbes if you don't let them inside in the first place.
That's not exactly how it works, if you spend any time in a public place you are exposed to a plethora of nasty bacteria and viruses
Exposed yes, but susceptible, not necessarily. Just because you are exposed does not mean that you are automatically going to get sick. Having healthy flora is as important, if not more than washing the germs off of your hands before touching your face. Just gargling water reduces your chances of getting sick. Swabbing your nose with salt water reduces your chances. I have kids in school and my kids get sick less than their classmates. They still do get sick once or twice a year, but less than their classmates. The proof is in the pudding.
It is commonly expressed to turn off the tap (presumably to preserve water) during this period and back on again for a final rinse. Does that not cross contaminate which is nearly as gross as washing wrong? Nearly all faucets force cross contamination unless you leave it on and come back with a clean towel to turn it off. It's especially gross in a public restroom. Don't cite antimicrobial surfaces, they don't kill microbes immediately.
Next time i get caught spying on a bathroom will refer to this video, hey! i was doing science.
Wash hands with soap and water for 20 seconds: Check.
Open door of public toilet using door handle: Check. Dooohhh!
What is more liquid soap gives an oportunity to avoid more bacteria than solid soap. When you keep your solid soap on your soap dish and it remains in water wich run down from soap bar it contains more bacteria and your hand wash may be pointless. That`s why in hospitals surgeons don`t use solid soap for many many years. What is more in our houses there are two main bacteria incubators, one is solid soap kept in (so called by scientist in my country) "soap juice" and second one is a sponge used to wash dishes which was left wet. Use dishwashers and liquid soap with automatic feeder.
i wash my hands before and after i do most things, like eat, play games or even touch my dog. i cant go a few hours without washing my hands, it feels so gross to have greasy hands
Found this on my "watch later" playlist.
We all should've seen it before :(
The goal is not to kill bacteria, it is to emulsify bacteria and wash bacteria down the drain.
And even if they stay they will now be clean(ed) bacteria.
Very true. Bacteria want to be clean too. It's a scientific fact.
+Angela Gulbranson (Angie) To clarify this, the host says wash your hands and kill the bacteria, killing bacteria is bad because it causes antibiotic resistance. So which is it? Washing your hands with regular soap and water does not kill the bacteria. The soap grabs onto the dirt and bacteria with one end and grabs the water with the other end and the bacteria is pulled off your hand and into the water and down the drain. The bacteria is not killed it just goes somewhere else so its not on your hand anymore.
I'm only 13, and most adult men I saw walk out of the restroom didn't wash their hands.
Well this video aged well. I remember watching it when it first came out 🙂
A clean hand is a happy hand, and a happy hand is a healthy you.
Aren't all hospital soaps alcoholic? If so, why won't they change it? Would it take a simple suggestion thrown at the people that run the joint to get them to use "regular" soap?
I need to wash my paws... They are covered in spunk and lube
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+Kyle Fielding typical furries......
I suffer with ocd and i wash my hands for an hour but when in public it's 40 seconds since i don't want public thinking i'm nuts or judge me so i don't feel clean unless i'm an hour plus i refuse touching a lot of things.
HATE seeing people leave the restroom straight out of the stall *GAG*
I don't wash my hands (Once In while after poop). I want to build up my immune system. I haven't been sick in at least 2 years.
96% do and 6% don't... so 2% do both! Impressive.
You wash your hands in the lavatory. Then you find the doorknob of the bathroom door, and it's round, not a handle one could elbow open.
hmmm
They type of contamination, and the likely-hood of being contaminated will change how well people wash their hands.
If someone knows they didn't pee on their hands they dont need to dis-infect, like-wise if they know they got pee on their hands, I'm sure they would wash better.
I haven't stopped washing my hands for three years, I have no hands anymore.
Okay Spongebob
I'm a germaphobe and I wash my hands after everything lol
Not all germans are bad
They should view it some other way. Because, if another person is present, people are going to be more likely to conform to this hand washing norm. My hypothesis would ask, does the percentage of people that wash their hands before exiting the restroom decrease when no other person is present 😮
I believe that there is an extreme to much washing your hands since I used to be one who was totally afraid of catching germs but over the years I have totally changed. I do wash my hands especially in public most of the time. I don’t wash my hands like when I was in district 51 schools and I have not got sick like I used too.
The new antibacterial hand soap in my grocery store has benzalkonium chloride instead of triclosan. Is it any better? I'm still gonna try to stay away from it, I think, just bc antibacterial soap seems unnecessary.
Boris Yelnikoff taught me to wash my hands, and he almost won and Academy award for best picture
I do not use public restroom soup because it is always anti-bacterial. I only wash with hot water.
I would wash my hands with soap more often, but in the bathroom at school there is no soap to wash my hands with!
+xXDahChubChubXx There has to be some regulation for that.
Tokotoko Bunni I think they got rid of it because kids would make a really big mess and they must have cracked the shits and decided to remove it and i am in Australia so that could explain it.
Oh. Don't know what to say about that then.
What if doesnt wash hands some 1-3 times per week when on shower and for years never getting sick of any illness. Is it luck or very good immune system ?
I read about this a few years ago and ever since I wash them properly like that I barely got sick and I used to get sick all the time. You don't always have a sink when you eat fastfood outside though
PARTIALLY negatively and positively charged!
What about hand sanitizer? I use it all the time because I work with people who have mental disabilities. Usually don't have time to run to think sink every time I need clean hands. Does hand sanitizer effectively clean your hands?
it kills germs. It doesn''t clean.
Cleaning washing away mostly visual dirt, Sanitizing kills or wipes away germs.
I wash usually for 20-30 seconds, sometimes I count to 30 before washing with water. Maybe that's why I rarely get a cold.
Micro-organisms make up to 1-3% of our body mass.
That's exactly what I'm doing while washing my hands. Sing happy bday in my head twice, yay for me..
My skin started peeling off and my hands started bleeding and got cut and would sting like crazy, due to wash my hands obsessively.
i never really wash my hands because apparently i like to wash my hands like im preparing for surgery lol i wash like half way down my arm and then i dont want to touch the knobs so i use paper towels. i feel like my hands will be dirtier if i use just water and then touch everything and its all wet it just grosses me out.
The study is malarkey. I've been in the resto biz a long time and I can tell you that we hardly ever have to replace the soap in the public restrooms - because hardly anyone uses it - same goes for the paper towel. The numbers are dismal if the restrooms are 'single private' - meaning there won't be anyone there to see if you wash your hands. In my own restaurant (single, private restrooms), I would sometimes check the sinks after a big lunch rush and find them perfectly dry. Out of curiosity I took to marking the paper about 6 or seven sheets in and found that the mark remained on the roll most days (with dozens of people passing through the restrooms). Toilet paper, on the other hand, can disappear like magic if it's not in a locked dispenser (and sometimes even if it's in a locked dispenser). Try putting a water meter on the supply to the sinks, weighing paper and soap after busy meal rushes, and just counting the number of people to go through and you'll find that people almost never wash their damn hands if they are alone in there. Gah!
+Heather Spoonheim I regret reading this comment. People are so gross.
+B. Davis Sorry.
I heard once that washing hands with water is also really good for flushing bacteria off, is that true? Or do you really need soap to get them off?
... YOU'LL NEVER CATCH ME ALIVE COPPERS!!!
I work with kids, and i make them sing twinkle twinkle little star when they rub the soap in to make sure that they dont just was the bubbles away
What about after touching reptiles is there a different method?
I think that just people being in the washroom affect whether or not you wash your hands, and how you wash your hands. I feel as if the researchers weren't in the room, less people would have washed their hands. Just a thought.
young metro showed me this video for some reason.
wash ur hands while u sing ur ABC
+Jeffrey Baldwin
Also, you have to sing as loud as you can or else it won’t work as well.
I have a question.
If Wheelchair people Have a chance of cancer more then others even if theyre Legs arent working?
I work in a rest area and my co-worker never washes his hands it's disgusting.we even go to eat and I've never seen him wash his hands.
Just because you didn't see him doesn't mean he didn't
+sinaloacosala1 No one washes their hands when they go out to eat. Very few people use restaurant restrooms.
+MrDgf25 Yeah I know all that. All I said was most people do not use restrooms in restaurants.
Nothing was mentioned about proper drying, all the washing is negated if you did not dry the hands entirely.
I almost never scrub for personal use, but I always scrub before handling any food.
hi can please you explain what is quantum computing in a nutshell
The dirtiest part of your hands is the fingertips, yet people tend to focus on the palms of their hands. Your dominant hand is also the dirtiest, yet people tend to use it to wash the non-dominant one.
lmao my school taught me how to wash my hands.
***** Nah, we had this ROP Food Services & Hospitality class where we worked in the kitchen and served food.. So washing hands was necessary lol.
That "Food Service" class when I was in school was for special ed kids, where the school got away with child labor by using the special ed kids to wrap cookies and brownies for the lunch ladies.
I never bought those....
Good thing we have immune systems built in
How long should I brush my teeth for everyday?
1:52
Ooo
Someone took organic chemistry in college.
who the fuck carries a bar of soap when you are outside? ooh well maybe I'll put one in a Ziploc bag and I'll be set.
I hate it when there is no soap in the public bathroom. Now I have to carry hand soap but feel ashamed to use it very often.
So what did people do before soap? Had stronger immune systems?
+Steve Ozone They tended to die younger.
Died
They dieded
+adrenaliners04 *deded
+Steve Ozone They often took the sick and thrown them into a pile with other sick people (and most likely some dead already) and set the pile ablaze. Happened a lot back in those times... such as on Poveglia island which is basically stained by human remains after a few hundred years and apparently is one of the most haunted locations on earth, currently it's banned to go there without special permission.
I have worked in nursing homes and elderly people absolutely REFUSE to wash their hands.
+Adrian Jacobsen Because most elderly people are stupid as fuck.
here is the real issue. who washes their phones or sanitizes them? I and everyone else might wash their hands, but then we go back to using our phones that are COVERED in bacteria because nobody cleans their devices....That and menus....
I clean my phone and laptop with an antibacterial wipe weekly.
Do it strongly
+TheDaringPastry1313 I do
Watching this in 2020 in preparation of Coronavirus that is sweeping the USA!
I always spend a lot of time washing my hands...This video makes me feel better now.
:)
3:47 Trace managed to change his shirt in 3 seconds
I make real soap and hum happy birthday twice when washing my hands
My immune system is equipped with the biological equivalent of fully automatic military assault rifles, with night vision and laser scopes. And we have recently acquired phosphorous grenades, cluster bombs and anti personnel fragmentation mines
George Carlin
I'm i washing my paws right?
Oh wait Nevermind
Pffft. I rinse my hands, unless I've taken a dump. Also, those public bathroom taps are probably so dirty that turning them off will negate washing!
This is what I tell everybody! I always count to 30, while washing my hands. my mom always does the "just wet my hands" thing, and I find that super gross. Especially after using the bathroom!
some of yall nitpicking the topic, but nah we need this video. Taking your dumps then walking out the bathroom without a care in the world and eat food or somin.
Since EVERYTHING is filled with bacteria (like the door knob we're gonna touch after washing our hands), wouldn't it be better to wash hands BEFORE going to the bathroom, in order to be clean during the business ?
I guess befor and after is better, but if we wanna wash only once, isn't before better ?
+Piffrock try leaving the door open or wait for someone to open for you. Or better still, use your leg to kick it open if the door is the swing out types.
That wasn't the point of my question : the door was just an example.
The question was : What's the point of washing our hands after pee/poop ?
Hands washed or not, they're gonna get dirty pretty quickly since bateria is everywhere.
Don't get my wrong, I get the point and it's obvious. HOWEVER, nobody talks about washing their hand before pee/poop, and this seems more logical to me, to touch your parts with clean hands.
I'm not sure I make myself clear here...
To summarize : washing hand before and after would be the best option, but if you wanna wash them only once, it seems more logical to me to wash them before.
Piffrock oh, I don't wash hands unless I bath or shower. You see, I can even eat dirty food without getting diarrhea.
I mean if your hands are dirty and you are used to getting dirty without diarrhea, then by all means just be yourself. That's means you are tough, you are special from normal people who easily get sick.
I don't wash hands too...you see I am quite tough ;)
i dont wash my hands so jokes on you
Yes
90%? I find that hard to believe.
Whenever I use the bathroom like half the people don't wash their hands.
You mean using shit to lather my hands is incorrect. Huh, you learn something new everyday.
I wash my hands thoroughly but I cannot figure out why all bathroom doors open in! They should open out so I don't have to touch the handle, which after watching this video I am now convinced is covered in someone's poo. Thanks DNews!
my family and i wash our hands for like 15 minutes after bathroom and atleast 2 minutes when washing our hands for simply rubbing our eyes a little bit... i hope this is a lie and people wash their hands properly cuz i have ocd...
***** that is literally what my brother and father do, but thankfully my skin is as thick and strong as leather XD
If you're not in a hospital, is it really necessary?
I wash my hands like a surgeon
Me too even if I have to get out of my sleep to go to the bathroom I still wash my hands if I do something that is dirty and I don't wash my hands I get so uncomfortable and irate
xinic5 hahahaha
I wash my hands for like 5-10 seconds lol
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96% of people surveyed say they wash their hands... which of course leaves 6%* (of people not surveyed??maybe?) not washing. *because 100%-96%=4%+2%, apparently.Seriously though, those statistics he said in the first thirty seconds make no sense!
HE SAID 96% SAID YES, WHICH MEANS 6% BLAH LAH LAH HELLO HE DIDNT DO HIS MATH HELLO