Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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13 January 2010
20:3037468#1
Something I can hold my hand on my heart and say is that after any shopping at supermarket`s etc, over the year`s, when we`ve got home, we`ve always washed our hands, which you should do anyway, but more so with all those hands holding the trolley or basket. My wife and I saw a man sneezing into his hands some years ago, down at the old Sainsburys, and then just held the trolley, and off into the store. What I`m saying here is, would it be a good idea for store`s to copy hospital`s, and place an anti bacterial hand dispenser to use on the way in, or out? I don`t know if those trolley`s/handbasket`s are ever disinfected, but if not, they must be crawling with germs. Often wonder why some are sticky sometimes.
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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13 January 2010
21:5037477#2
they have one of those hand dispensers at my quacks surgery.
everyone just walks past it.
there was a chap that delivered newspapers and magazines to patients at the william harvey, he totally ignored warnings about using the disinfectants.
naturally the hospital banned him, he went griping to the press.
Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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13 January 2010
21:5737479#3
I don`t really know how effective it is Howard, as when I was up King`s last year, doctor`s and nurses rubbed their hands with it, had a natter to the patient, then put some more on. They seem to be constantly doing it, as if it wear`s off after 10 minute`s or so.
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Guest 657- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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13 January 2010
22:1437482#4
Shopping trolleys, my pet subject.
I did a book on abandoned ones last year! They don't get washed as such, they get hosed down occasionally (that's the ones that don't end up in the river!)
No trolleys were harmed during the compilation of this book!
Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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14 January 2010
16:1237544#5
Is that one of those new juggertrolley`s Brussel`s are trying to introduce on our shopping isle`s Jeane? And are your books in the shops?
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Guest 657- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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14 January 2010
16:4537546#6
Lol Colin, I had bruises where the sun don't shine after sitting in that trolley for an hour during a photo shoot!
I have a widget thing (I'm sooo technical) on my website to my online bookstore.
Terry Nunn
- Location: London Road, Dover
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14 January 2010
16:5037548#7
I often wonder about the usefulness of washing ones's hands after using the gents in say the pub or supermarket. What's the next thing you after? Use the door handle to get out. Who's to say how many people have opened the door without washing their hands first.
Terry
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
14 January 2010
18:2737559#8
I agree, but wouldn't be able to leave the room without scrubbing my hands anyway!! Those anti-bacterial gels are a useful tool if they don't replace washing - they just give an added protection in just those circs, Terry, when other peoples grubby mitts have been on the door handle etc. I always carry a bottle in my briefcase, in the cars and in my pocket if I am visiting 3rd sector services/hospitals/PCT offices/social services offices/anywhere that grubby hands might be!!!
Guest 641- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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14 January 2010
19:2337573#9
I try to use my elbow to open the gents doors on the way out, but have came a cropper to many times when a desperate customer has burst in at 30 miles a hour!
So its those little bacterial gels for me, very handy I've been using them for around 4 years now
Guest 645- Registered: 12 Mar 2008
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14 January 2010
19:2837575#10
I tend to look like a Howard Hughes when leaving the bogs as I get a tissue to to protect my hands when opening the door.My nails are coming along fine.........
Marek
I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
Guest 657- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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14 January 2010
23:0137613#11
I never touch the free nuts / nibbles in those little dishes left on some bars.
I like the way the Japanese disinfect notes before they leave the cashpoint machines.
15 January 2010
08:4837646#12
Too right! The same way I never buy unwrapped bread or salads from salad bars. Yuk!
