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Tue 23 Mar, 2004 02:49 pm
Is it just me or what? I have certain issues with public and work restrooms. First why is it necessary to hang up a sign in restaurant bathrooms stating that employees must wash hands before returning to work? I would hope these people know better. Or at the very least their managers have trained them on proper food handling behavior including washing your hands. If this is a health code requirement, can't they hang the sign elsewhere? As a patron of a restaurant, I do not need to have that vision as I wash my hands.
Now why do people have to be so disgusting in the bathrooms at work? At the end of the day, I prefer holding it rather than using the bathroom. Can't people clean up after themselves? Wet sinks, paper towels/toilet paper on the floor, wet toilet seats, etc.
nothing like a nasty john - I thought ladies took better care than the fellow counterparts
I actually have not seen the signs in all restaurant bathrooms just some. But my suspicion is there is some type of required posting.
All I can tell you is the ladies room is gross. I like things clean and tidy and sometimes find myself picking up the paper towels off the floor.
Never so such sign for employees in restaurants her in Ermany [and those x-European countries, I've been, since the staff has their own rooms. ('Must have', at least in Germany.)
husker wrote:nothing like a nasty john - I thought ladies took better care than the fellow counterparts
I've had a job cleaning both. I can't begin to tell you just how untrue that is...
patiodog wrote:I've had a job cleaning both. I can't begin to tell you just how untrue that is...
Made a [published] (photo) story about that with some colleagues: men aren't so "
literate" when you compare what's written on the walls as well as ... you know that, patio ...
"This toilet paper is like John Wayne: rough, tough, and it don't take sh*t off any a**hole."
patiodog wrote:husker wrote:nothing like a nasty john - I thought ladies took better care than the fellow counterparts
I've had a job cleaning both. I can't begin to tell you just how untrue that is...
thanks for setting me straight - I appreciate your insight as a person who has done that
No problem. Mi mierda-casa es su mierda-casa.
patiodog wrote:No problem. Mi mierda-casa es su mierda-casa.
usted dijo que con mucho amor
We have public bathrooms in my office building, and yeah, it makes ya sick sometimes. I buy those Lysol wipes for the toilet seat now.
I am also unhappy to have noticed which of my coworkers don't wash their hands. Stuff like that always surprises me.
My mother must have done a good job!
Yep, women are pigs in public restrooms, but men, they just can't seem to figure out how to aim those things, sometimes not even in the right direction.
suzy wrote:I am also unhappy to have noticed which of my coworkers don't wash their hands. Stuff like that always surprises me.
I know what ya mean!! Well...maybe not co-workers...but people in general. How can you NOT wash your hands after using the facilities? Unless you can manage it hands free, and I don't think even Houdini coulda mastered that one. Ya gotta flush right?
I am also amazed by those who hold their hands under running water for about 2 seconds and think that does the job. Uhm...hello? Soap and water for a MINIMUM of 15 seconds.
*shudders at the thought*
Speaking of not washing your hands, I once read a study that was done in regard to that. In the study, they took samples from mint bowls at restaurants and found that there were traces of urine on them. No more mints for me!
Oh, yuk! No more mints for me either!
One woman I know once said "Well I don't pee on my hands!" Well, neither do I, but still...!
And some women pee all over the seat, too.
I think it's those darn squatters.
Quite annoying.
Linkat wrote:Speaking of not washing your hands, I once read a study that was done in regard to that. In the study, they took samples from mint bowls at restaurants and found that there were traces of urine on them. No more mints for me!
Truly disgusting! No more for me either. It amazes me that some people have no conscience about trashing a public restroom. Surely they don't behave like that in their own homes. I'm also appalled at mom's who think nothing of taking boys who are obviously old enough to know the difference, into the ladies room. This happened to me just this week. The child, who appeared to be about eight was embarrassed and said "sorry" after pushing open my stall door, but mommy didn't say a word.
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