"I Refuse To Wash My Hands At Home!"
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She just lost her entire social circle and every person she works with is now actively trying to get her fired.
Is that an actual update or just a joke?
@@alexharrison2743 A prophecy, is what I'd call it.
At the very least, NO ONE is EVER going to eat any food she prepares at home ever again
Seriously how stupid why would anyone post something so ridiculous and hazardous to ones health for clicks and bait hmmm 😕 (maybe not the attention one would want to seek).
@@Sarah_H I'm going to let you think that over, "At the very least, NO ONE is EVER going to cook any food she prepares at home ever again", because I think I agree with what you actually mean, but I don't think you mean what you said. 😂
"Do you wash your hands after going to the bathroom at home?"
DO YOU NOT!?
@@RandomGuy-lu1enI’m praying that it’s satire, and I’m not even religious!
I don’t 😭 I genuinely thought no one did bro
Of course we are musulmanes
We wash our hands and our feet and our faces 5 times in the day
And we wash chicken with salt and vinegar or 🍋 before eating it
And this is how food poisoning starts ... 🤮
And hepatitis B.
And parasitic infections...
Pinkeye!!!
@@squee599 do you mean hep A?
@@hhooppyy34right, Hep A
I will never understand the people for whom cleanliness is just a social performance.
Well judging by the comment section, you will be shamed and cause horror so extremely if you don't wash so if they're determined for whatever reason not to wash... they have to at least have people believe they are washing.
But why would someone who cares about the social look of it so publicly share this on the internet with her face attached?? How could she both be the kind of person that fakes water running to blend in with the washers and so boldly admits she doesn't wash at all.
@@VioletEmerald Right?? THIS is the part I don't get either. I am ashamed to admit that hygiene is a bit of a weak point of mine, and I have to force myself to shower more often that I'd like because of sensory issues making showers really overstimulating and tiring. Washing hands is not an issue for me, quite the opposite actually. I also keep my ears obsessively clean, I'm working on keeping my hands off my ears... but I digress
I do my best to shower regularly and I certainly don't think that "not showering" is the way. As a child I'd say I had showered when it wasn't true, as an adult I just force myself to get in the shower anyway. But she clearly has some cognitive dissonance going on if she both realises washing hands is expected but then tells on herself so openly.
Tbf I do it, also at home every time even though I live alone, because I know how important it is for other people. I don't actually care that much but I know that others do so I try to be the minimum acceptable clean person for others. If someone tells me they don't wash their hands at home I'd just shrug and move on.
@@VioletEmeraldnarcissistic people has this kind of disorder…
Well apparently, those people don't understand how germs work, or how diseases can spread.
But what I don't understand is how someone can end up like this. Like, did their parents not teach them these things!?
"I've always had trust issues, and you just validated every single one" Same here... That's disgusting. 🤢
Yeah, I'm not touching anybody's hands ever again! That's just nasty!
Oh, ew. No. Nope. Nu-uh.
Furthermore; if she feels the need to pretend to wash her hands, then she must know that what shes doing is disgusting. Like, what? You're taking the time for deceit, why not just do the damn thing? It takes the same amount of time to just actually wash your hands. I hope she doesn't have kids. Good lord. Why?!
Exactly what I was thinking
What she knows is that everyone is watching and judging her.
This. This is exactly what I was thiniking. Except for the kids part. Honestly, I don't want to think about anyone who is in her home: kids, relatives, friends that clearly do not know, pets. I hope they see the video. Maybe they'll bring decorative bottles for hand sanitizer... for guests... and never eat, drink, or touch anything.
My mom does that... Sometimes I just can't handle it and make her notice she hadn't have enough time to wash her hands.
And she gets mad : "What ? Are you watching me ?"
No, but i'm waiting for you since you're in my home...
And when she Come back at her own home (far away so she sleeps in my home), I do an entire spring cleaning...
Wait for it, the worst part was when I realized that she didn't wear panties under her nightgown and sat on the sofa and chair at the table...
We managed to let her sitting Always in the same spot. And when she left, well, you know, spring cleaning !
Sometimes, I ask myself how I managed to be more hygienic.
Even when I spend several days alone at home, I wash my hands so many Times, not only after the bathroom, wear panties and everything.
Yeah, lying about it really takes this to a whole new level
"Do you want dysentery? Because this is how you get dysentery!" 😬
it’s a dysentery world!
and H. pylori. AND spread it!
That's what I was thinking! I'd say let her have it, but she could spread it.
And e. Coli
And giardia.
It's said that 70% of men and 30% of women don't wash their hands after using the bathroom. She's just outed herself as one of the 30%.
Maybe 40% of women were lying, if this person is anything to go by.
30%? 70%?!? 😰😵
I refuse to believe this. I don’t care if it’s factually accurate, I just… I refuse to believe this for the sake of my own sanity. I’d _like_ to be able to leave my house again.
🤮
My husband doesn’t use public restrooms or shake hands with men because of this very reason. 😂😂😂😂 he does wash his hands but he can’t stand other men.
One more thing: she doesn't washe her hands in public restrooms because they are dirty, she doesn't wash her hands in her home... Where DOES she wash her hands?
Right?! Doesn't she realize washing her hands , helps remove the cooties she's worried about?!!
She doesn't. That was her telling on herself. Started off with "at home" to try to make it seem like she had some sort of point, only to really just tell everyone she doesn't wash her hands in public either and will in fact pretend to wash them instead. Try imagine how offended she'd probably be if people don't want to shake her hand or eat her food at the potluck.
Reminds of an old joke. It's dirty people who need to wash all the time.😂
when she does the dishes hopefully...hopefully
When she showers? Oh, gods, please tell me she showers... with water and soap!
Lady, you can totally do that in the "comfort of your own home" but could you make sure you never have any one over and maybe keep yourself in a bubble to protect the rest of us from your Typhoid Mary-dom? thanks!
Typhoid Mary-dom. Exactly. Priceless.
I was thinking the saaaaaaame thing.
Also NEVER cook for anyone. Especially disabled people.
I'm a janitor. People don't wash their hands properly way more often than I had anticipated. But I'm more surprised by this lady's assurance?
At least they try to wash them, lol. Although I think there way more men who don't wash their hands.
During the pandemic, I started washing my hands every time I returned to my apartment after leaving. Took trash or recycling to the trash room? Washed my hands. (Then again after putting a new bag in the kitchen trash bin.) Went grocery shopping or to collect my mail or just for a walk around the block? Washed my hands. Along with--OF COURSE--washing them after using the bathroom, cleaning the cat litter, cleaning up messes on the floor or counter, and before having anything to do with food. I used to get sick all the time. In the last 4 years, I've barely been sick at all. Wash your hands, people.
Here here! I never knew how gross the world was till everyone freaked out and started cleaning everything during panini. My stomach troubles vaporized and everything looked strangely new at the check out counters - not because it was new but because they’d apparently never cleaned things off before…
Thanks for sharing your perspective. In my family home I was taught to always wash hands when I return home, so it's kind of automatic tbh
@@klara709 More people should learn that.
Well now everyone knows where that smell is coming from.
Learned something, did we?
And people like that, ladies and gentlemen, are the reason I HATE touching public doorhandles and stuff like that.
😂 You're outrage is spot on!!! YIKES!
The MYTH BUSTERS did an episode proving that you should ALWAYS put the toilet lid down BEFORE you flush. Otherwise there are particulars on your toothbrush 🤢
Don't need the Mythbusters to tell you that. Anyone who has been to the toilet nekkid has, at some point, felt droplets splash on their legs from flushing with the lid open.
I no longer keep my toothbrush in the bathroom for this reason!
Toothbrush caps. Saved my sanity...
Putting it down isn’t gonna make no particles, but it’s less gross
I figured this out the time I added one of those blue tablets to my toilet tank... Blue flecks alll over my counter. Really, the American bathroom is disgustingly designed, and toilets should be in a separate room like in European and Japanese homes. But at the very least put the lid down.
"Have we learned nothing from the panini?"😂
I know a lot of guys who don't wash their hands anywhere and I don't have the power to do anything about it.
Yuuuuuuuup. Every single one of my male family members including my husband. I caaaaaant.
I weep for my gender😢
Guys, fellas, dudes, it's not that hard. When I was a twelve year old boy I became a compulsive hand washer, if my hands felt a little dirty I washed them. You don't have to wash them that much. It does not take that much time to be clean, and feel great for yourself!
@@AandM8 Your family memers: I get that you can't seem to make them do somehting they refuse.. but your husband.. you CHOSE him.. you chose him every day... I can't even... do... do you let him touch you in intimate places...? ! ? ... my face right now
Yes. My friend/roommate will after #2, but #1? Nope. "I didn't get anything on them." (P through a straw, basically) I have to make sure he washes his hands if I am cooking something and he wants to dip a finger in to taste, or to grab bread from the bag etc. Community food like pizza etc where you use your hands. I can't be there all the time though, so I know it happens. I try not to think about it. I even got the foaming hand soap for the bathroom that he likes to encourage the washing. It has helped, but old habits die hard. 😶🙃
@@OneCatShortOfCrazy lmao yea I didn’t know he didn’t wash his hands before I lived with him lol. And no. Clean hands before we do anything.
You don't have to use a towel to turn the taps on. Just to shut them off. Then use it to open the door.
I wash my hands at home even if I don't go to the bathroom. I can't stand it when my hands aren't clean. 30+ years in food service has trained my brain to wash after I touch certain things.
Yep, food service certainly teaches you good hygiene practices. Gloves for doing certain jobs is another one. I use gloves when I'm changing the kitty litter (or similar dirty jobs) and then still scrub my hands and forearms. I'm amazed this woman is still alive.
I know someone like this and I won't go to her house, get in her car, or eat food she's prepared anymore.
I saw her cut up veggies while she was cooking and a trash bag fell over. She went over, picked up all the trash that had fallen out, and put it back upright again. Then she went right back to cutting veggies.
When I mentioned washing her hands, she said it was okay because she'd done it that morning.
Her kids miss a lot of school because they're sick, and she "can't figure out" why it happens so often.
🤦
@@callmekells.😮
"it was okay because she'd done it that morning" 🤢
Like showers ? Seriously ?
my dad at least washes his hands after using the bathroom but never any time other than that. "you want me to cut up some veggies for you?" "no thanks, I'm good!"
She can't bring nothing to the potluck. Noooooope.
This is why I don't do potlucks! This bitch just took my germaphobia to a whole other level!
She's not even invited to the potluck. I don't want her poop hands all over the serving spoons or rummaging around in the chip bowl. No heckin' way.
she can't even bring herself to the potluck.
I had to have this discussion with my partner when we first started dating. He still lived at home with his parents and sister, but that didn't occur to him. To him, washing his hands was something he did outside the house because he was protecting himself from other people's germs in a gross bathroom. I had to explain to him that, no, you wash your hands because it protects OTHER people from YOUR germs and grossness (as well as the other thing.) He responded like a just absolutely blew his mind. He's washed his hands after using thr bathroom ever since.
Also he didn't think he needed to wash his hands after peeing because he "didn't wipe anything" and I was like "dude, no one wants your dick hands up in their business or on your things. No one knows where your dick has been, and even if it hasn't been anywhere distinctly nasty, it's still gonna be nasty."
Well I‘m glad he changed his behavior but had it never occurred to him that he might not want to get his own pee or poop particles on his face?
Like masks during panini !
But agree for this particular thing : even for yourself.
I was once told a joke by a guy friend, that was along the lines of "How do you tell a chemist and a non-chemist apart when they use the public bathroom? The chemist washes his hands BEFORE going to the toilet, haha!" and I was just like "Wait, you mean that guys normally don't?" "We wash them afterwards" "Yeah but not before? Really? Is this common among men?" "....yes? You only need to wash off after you've done your business..?" he said, very confused. I was baffled too and said "Yeah but you guys have to touch your intimate parts to pee, and who knows how many germs you came in contact with before going to the loo? At least us girls don't touch any intimate parts directly, just toilet paper, and I wash my hands before and after. But I expected you guys to always wash them before!"
Fortunately, he was a good egg and instead of getting defensive he just said "Huh." looking pensive. I wonder if I accidentally changed his hygiene for the better that day. We were both teenagers, lots of room for improvement.
@@tuononnovainbici lol I‘m gonna be honest I don’t wash my hands before going to the bathroom unless they feel dirty. But I already wash my hands so often. I‘d like to say 20 times but whenever I handle dishes or touch something that feels slightly dirty, I sometimes wash my hands several times in between and I clean my phone and other things I touch often. I think my hands are getting enough soap exposure throughout the day. 😅
It does make sense for people with dicks to wash their hands before touching them though. 🤔
“There’s no comfort in your own home” 🤣
😂😂😂😂😂 that’s the part that got me and the furthermore
COVID showed me that many didn’t even know HOW to wash their hands, nvm the amount of people that didn’t already practice basic handwashing…horrifying. 😬
Well, after the pandemic nothing astounds me anymore. Remember all those people wearing their mask over their mouth but not their nose? Completely baffled by the fact that the air we breathe into either orifice ends up in the same place? I'm with Einstein on this one: "Two things are endless. The universe and human stupidity, but I'm not sure about the first."
I’ve taken tours for new phlebotomist students around the last lab I worked for, and made everyone wash their hands properly afterwards. Doesn’t matter if you didn’t touch anything (or more importantly, think you didn’t). Even after I’d carefully pointed out how few people wash properly, explained and demonstrated how to, most still thought two seconds of lathering was sufficient. Because there were a lot of them and the social pressure of not wanting to be in the way overrode what they’d just been taught.
@@Panbaneesha hahaha yep I sure do remember. My fav were the restaurants - walking around you “need a mask”, seated, you’re good. 😂
@@barbararowley6077 Lawd above, this made me think of where people put their phones. I once saw a woman walk into a public bathroom stall reaching to place her phone on the back of the toilet. Cannot unsee. 🙈
Covid alerted me to the fact that I had friends (yes, plural) who lick their fingers before touching produce in the grocery store. They were complaining that masks got in the way of that, making it hard to shop. I had to gently suggest that wasn't sanitary, and they admitted the thought had never occurred to them. 😳
I have microphobia . . . People like her validate me.
Unfortunatly yes...
Ummm, germophobia? “Micro phobia” means you’re afraid of tiny things.
@@susangrande8142 It's the same thing as germs are microscopic. I usually say germaphobia, too. But as it's the internet there is not 100% correct answer.😁
@@susangrande8142 germs are tiny, so it can be both, I guess.
In french we call it "microbes"
@@Dragonmoon8526 why does this being on the internet influence its correctness? P.S. it’s not logical to say they are the same thing. Many things are tiny that are not germs/microbes. Like molecules. Or atoms. Or quarks. Are you afraid of them too?
That “you can’t eat at everybody’s house” song is now looping in my brain.
The complete and utter ick factor of being in a public bathroom and seeing someone go straight from the stall out of the bathroom…I don’t even want to imagine sharing a home with someone who would do this.
Agreed, and I worked with someone like that - out of the stall and straight out the door. No wonder she often smelled like pee. *_shudder_*
Girl ew What the actual hell?
That's my dad. Just runs his finger tips under the water for a few seconds, if that. Comes in from taking out the garbage and touches everything, then eats. Won't ever use hand sanitizer, either.
People like this are why I constantly wash my hands at work, and try to be at the top of the hold list for library books.
And no, no one learned anything from the panini.
Oh trash is a big one for me! Not just from handling the actual trash bag but from having to lift the trash lid to get the trash in. It grosses me out so much I try not to touch anything in the house until I’ve washed my hands. I’m also a CNA so washing my hands is normal.
Garbage... I mean : Garbage !
Oh God, library books! You just unlocked a new fear! People take them home to probably read while on the toilet! 🤮
My dad does this too. And he does the running water "trick" to make it seem like he did. But I still can tell. You're not fooling me. You bet I walk around with disinfecting wipes cleaning where he's been once he's not looking. If I call him out, I'm the problem 🙄
Like there's quite a few things we do that are redundant or unnecessary, or sometimes even harmful. Simply because society or large companies tell us to do them. Using mouth wash for instance, is actively harmful to your mouth hygiene. Washing hands after going to the bathroom... is not one of those practices
If using mouthwash is harmful, why do so many dentists advise using it?
@@reachandler3655 sometimes it is necessary and a dentist can prescribe using it daily for at most 2 weeks. It's never prescribed for more than that and is never recommended to just use: only when a dentist determines an underlying condition that may make its usage necessary
@@reachandler3655 The debate is still out. There are both +'s and -'s to using mouthwashes. I think it depends on what an individual's particular situation is and what type of mouthwash is used. While it kills harmful bacteria in your mouth, it also kills the good ones, upsetting the balance which may affect your immune system. Bad germs can cause tooth decay and gum diseases. Mouthwash with alcohol can cause damage to sensitive gum tissues. I think maybe certain mouthwashes do more good than harm.
My dentist advised using a fluoride mouthwash specifically to repair cavity danger spots...
I had chronic mouth sores until I started using mouthwash and every dentist and hygienist I’ve ever had told me I should be using mouthwash, especially after flossing.
Technically, she can still wash her hands before cooking. I wash my hands when using the restroom but I still wash them before cooking. Actually, even during cooking, if I do something else, like use the remote, answer the phone, etc. Hhmmm... I wash/rinse my hands a lot during cooking.
I doubt she washes her hands before cooking.
Especially when dealing with raw chicken. Who wants Salmonella poisoning?
But I doubt she does that either. I mean what's raw chicken when she doesn't mind actual poop on her hands?
@allgood2 - Me too! Also, I am very careful about cross-contamination, using different cutting boards. And ALWAYS washing and bleaching them when finished.
But... The rest of the stuff she touches in the house and elsewhere ?
She just said "wash your hands in your own home" not just after the bathroom. And we're still out here in the wild tryna figure out what "#3" is and how bad that could possibly be.
Because as a woman, the overwhelming disgust I felt when someone said "Maybe menstruation?" cannot be overstated. We know intimate detail what that might entail. If she lives with anyone, ever even touches anyone or anything anyone might touch, she is a monster.
She is the **reason** public bathrooms are disgusting.
As someone who's struggled with over washing her whole life, I thank her for making me realise things could have been worse
And the worst part is the jewelry she is wearing, I can't imagine how much poop and pee can get stored between the rings and the finger
My dad is like this and it's disgusting. I don't let him prepare food for me ever (not that he would). I'm so looking forward to moving out.
Omg my mom goes through periods where she doesn’t wash her hands after using the bathroom! When I confront her, she keeps saying, “I was gonna do it later, geez.” But she never does it “later” when I don’t confront her.
Same here ! So glad I finally moved. But unfortunatly she does it when she Comes to visit me. And when she left : Spring cleaning !
And she wonders why I don't invite her often... (I moved far away so she has to stay several days when she comes).
She gets mad cuz we have some rules. She doesn't understand these are common sense rules. When my sister-in-law comes, we have nothing to tell her, everything goes well...
Good luck!!! 🍀
I find it baffling someone can even think this is okay in this century, yuck! I wash my hands just for sensory reasons, I get sweaty, and cannot stand anything sticky or oily. So people who don’t wash at all must be nasty. Sensory and bacteria hell.
@@ErutaniaRose Same. When I eat a fruit, for example, I feel the need to wash my hands, cuz it's oily.
And this describes how diseases are spread oral-fecal route. This is why I don't eat foods at pot lucks. And no, I don't wash my hands **as much** at home as at work, but that's because I was an OR RN who washed my hands constantly, so there was more need at work than at home. I still wash my hands a lot.
Was prepping a patient for a hand clinic procedure, had him wash his hands with hibiclens. He did, one hand, the other one was dry. I explained again, and had him wash both hands. What is the resistance against clean hands?
They think their hands must be made of sugar! They might dissolve and fall off or something! 😆
As far as potlucks go, you're probably better off eating the hot foods as the heat would have likely killed the crap bacteria. Still yuck.
@@jengsci8268 Hepatitis A, heat doesn't necessarily make it safe.
@@b0thers0me Supposedly, heating to 185 F for 1 minute kills it. I guess that's why all the foods (meats) I ate in Mexico were severely overcooked. All the seafood/shrimp were tough and rubbery.
@jegsci8268
Eat and drink nothing at the pot luck. Bring your own bottled water.
If a person doesn't understand the importance of hand washing do they understand the importance of proper refrigeration? Do the smell their food before preparing?😱😒
@@gloriastroedecke2717 Then why even go to a potluck. Just eat your own food and the water you brought.
Typhoid Mary here thinking everyone going to be on her side.
I need to wash my hands after watching this video. And buy new soap - lots of it.
Make your own and you’ll always have soap! 😂
@@MsAubrey I actually have, often. I Just can't right now ( although the homemade stuff ist so much nicer).
@@Panbaneesha ♥️ I love making my own for sure. 😊 I had to build up my inventory because I sell at local markets. I have so much soap. 😂
I had a disgusting friend try and walk out of the bathroom (at school) without washing their hands and i pointed it out thinking they forgot and they scoffed at me before leaving.
This is why i don't want people touching me. Thankfully for my job (nursing) in order to get certified they will make you wash your hands in front of them so you do it properly.
If you live somewhere cold where your hands dry out a lot and you don't want to wash your hands to avoid irritating the skin, use hand sanitizer instead- it doesn't dry your skin out as much at all, so you can still be clean :)
Actually it is more drying. Just use Vaseline at night to moisturize.
Been a nurse for 37 years, and involved in a study several years ago about the ineffectiveness of hand sanitizer
All the alcohol in them is very harsh to skin, Morenothan soap.
Yikes!
I always wash my hands after using the bathroom. And before cooking, and during cooking. I don't understand how people can be so filthy.
I don't eat out after working in a French bistro kitchen in NYC as a pastry chef. The sous chef said he had "never seen anyone work as clean" as I did. It's a professional kitchen... EVERYONE should be working as clean as I was!!! Ugh
I tend to touch my hair and tie it up/take it down a lot. Everytime I touch my hair or my clothes with my hands while cooking, I have to go wash them bc there's germs on my hair and clothes.
I once knew someone who never really washed her hands. She'd let the water run under and that's it. She'd grab everything with a paper towel. I deal with actual shit in my job and my hands were probably still a lot cleaner than hers.
"There is no comfort in your home"
Yooooo 🤣
I worked with a man that believed washing hands, even bathing, was unnecessary. He bragged about having one bar of soap last him a full year. He would move it from his kitchen to the bathroom. He never washed his hands after using the bathroom or before cooking. He was sure cooking killed any germs that he might have had on his hands. When we had a potluck at work, no one ate what he brought. 😮
Omg
And what about "cooking" a salad or raw food ? 🤢
You gotta admit its great that she outs herself on video, this is otherwise something you'd only find out after a few years of dating. Now you can stay clear, and dodge even the first (germ ridden...) date!
A few years of dating?? I feel like I‘d know if my partner didn‘t wash their hands sooner than that. 👀
I remember “back in the day”, I would wash my hands is I stepped in a stall to adjust my slip or pantyhose! 😂 At home I wash my hands after using the bathroom and I live alone!
It’s just a good idea to not make yourself sick too.
Having worked retail over the years I have learned one thing, people are nasty.
@mommyof kittens4809
Absolute truth. Men's fitting rooms. Women's fitting rooms. Everyone,everywhere!
Oh God no.
I've seen survey results on people's hygiene habits and, frighteningly enough, this lady isn't even close to being alone. There is a reason I exclusively give fist bumps.
I far prefer the elbow bumps. 😂
At the start of the panini, and there were all those guides on tv about how to wash your hands, I was shocked and wondering what the bloody hell are people doing in the bathroom that they now need instructions on how to wash their hands???!!!! I’m no germaphobe but damn that totally freaked me out.
My hope for humanity took a hit when those instructions started appearing. “Wha…what do you mean people need instructions on how to wash their hands? Did they not have parents? Go to kindergarten?”
I work in a public facing setting with a small publicly available stall bathroom. As an older female, I need to go in there several times in a day. Customers are in there constantly. I can tell you for certain that it's more than 30% who decline the use of any water or soap after using the facilities. And they are... not clean, those facilities, after the business has been open a few hours. Of the women who do actually approach the sinks, about 50% simply stick their hands under the running water for a second or less. Nothing more. Just...wet. That's it. Germs do just fine in water, folks.
Makes me not want to think about what else they're touching in that place that I also have to touch. 😮
I would never let that woman in my home or any place I own - especially if I had a restaurant.
Former HCW here. More of the general public have poor understanding of the importance of basic hygiene than you’d think. There’s this instinctive belief that they’re clean, when they’re not. Historically we see that in the uphill fight Semmelweis had to convince surgeons to wash their hands. If you’re in any way immune compromised, though age, illness, or stress, it’s always safest to assume that other people are disgusting and exercise caution in your interactions.
Also, please DON’T not dry your hands after washing. Even if you’re having to dry them on your shirt it’s far better than letting them air dry.
During the pandemic I heard several times that air drying is the safest method, are you sure you didn’t get it mixed up?
Germ transmission is far more likely on wet skin than dry. Not drying your hands properly can be almost as bad as not washing them.
@@barbararowley6077 that makes sense. Does wet skin also collect germs from the air or would you be safe if you just didn‘t touch anything before your hands are fully dry?
Idek why I care so much about this lol, I already always dry my hands just because I can‘t stand having wet hands. xD
I need to know where she lives. I do NOT want to ever encounter her. EVER. I have soap and nail brushes at the bathroom sink AND the kitchen sink. WASH your damn hands.
Honestly, I don't care if she washes her hands in her own home. I don't get why she tells this publicly, but I'm glad that she does because it serves as a reminder about why you shouldn't shake hand with strangers.
Well, she shouldn't be allowed to leave her house and touch anything outside of it
@@mettekjllerkristensen9915 💯
@@mettekjllerkristensen9915 Good point.
Well, someone just got themselves uninvited from ever being allowed to be around food outside their own home.
*Average Covid denier during the pandemic
And average germ theory denier during…life.
Don't mention vaccines, Lord knows what she'd resort to 😂
"I don't wash my hands after using the bathroom"... uhm ok. Kinda gross.
"I will still pretend I did everything to wash my hands, except actually wash them" ????
Reading the studies on the snacks they used to always put in bowls on the countertops at bars convinced me to ALWAYS wash my hands.
i dont think she realizes WHY we wash our hands!!!!
speech prof is on the verge of having a complete mental breakdown lmao
I feel like I'm getting second hand diptheria here. 🤮
This is a perfect case of "not everybody should be on their phone all the time"
one of the rare instances where the phrase "common sense" can actually be mentioned with relevance
My sister actually does this. The level of delulu at 22...
The paper towel to touch the public bathroom things is GENIUS advice
“What’s THREE?!” 😂😂😂😂😂
menstrual blood 😑
This is why I always wipe down things I buy with antibacterial wipes and put new clothes in the wash before I wear them and I always wipe down my phone and glasses and change my clothes. I don't know what strangers have been touching
And whenever I've been ANYWHERE and get home the first thing I do is wash my hands.
And I've kept up the pandemic habit of having a little bottle of hand sanitizer in my pocket.
Yeah I've probably invested far too much money in UV sanitizer stuff. Anything I buy gets sanitized or thrown in the wash before used/worn. Anytime I leave the house wallet, keys, phone, and glasses go in a sanitizer when I get back and I shower immediately. Honestly if I had the money I'd probably have a decontamination chamber built into the entrance to the house. But that might be viewed as "excessive." 😂
"What's three?!" 💀
Probably means that she doesn't wash even when she is on her peorid
Diarrea maybe? I know that's three for me!
Or peeing etc after sex
Throwing up?
@@NuitAsdfit’s her period lmao
my god, sometimes I'll even use hand sanitizer *after* washing, just to be sure. (I have kids and I'm not always 100% confident they washed adequately before touching the doorknob)
I once had a friend who was like this, but I didn't find out until she had a small party at her house and everyone stayed over after drinking all night. She had no soap in the bathroom, half bathroom actually or I would have used soap from the shower. Later at the hotel that we were both housekeepers at, I saw her blow her nose and then spray some glass cleaner on her hands as if it were hand sanitizer. We weren't friends much longer...
Okay, like, there is something to be said about being okay enough with bodily fluids to handle your waste without gloves. But to not make even a token effort to rinse your hands after handling bodily waste? Woman is a walking biohazard.
Um, you definitely need to do more than rinse, you should be scrubbing with soap for 20 seconds at least. Rinsing does nothing but get your germy hands wet
Like he said "did we learn nothing from the panini". Soap people,soap. Use it, it can save lives.
@@cheezarose I'm glad I'm not the only one who heard "panini" when the word should have been "pandemic".
@@serendipityshopnyc You heard that because Prof said "panini".
@@ToniHinton Good. I thought I heard him wrong!
YOU WASH YOUR HANDS OFTEN. THIS IS HEALTHY. AND NESSECARY.
This made me wash my hands immediately!
Honestly, I'm not even surprised that some people are like this. Some people just make it their life's mission to be a hindrance to society, just so people talk about them. They're so desperate for attention, that they'll proudly do things like this, and far worse, just so everyone focuses on them for a few, precious, fleeting moments, because that's all they have in their sad, pathetic existence. They don't care that they're a burden on society, as long as they're seen for being a burden.
And the worst part: We have to give them the attention they want, in order to call them out and try to correct the bad behavior, because if we just let it happen, it will always happen, and eventually it'll become the norm.
"You cook food at home"
Well... Never have I ever been so thoroughly uprooted in my own view. I'll be washing my hands at home from now on.
This is why you can't eat at everyone's house.
Thinking this too, like maybe she just licks silverware off and her saliva cleans them too 😂
@@mysurfing3550 Aargh! I am internally screaming!
"What's three?!?" 😂 "Furthermore ..." 🤢
This reminds me of the time my boss told me that cleaning the dish sink at work was pointless. We served ready to eat food and I was very relieved when she was transferred.
I knew a woman once whose house I never wanted to go to ever again. She had an outdoor barbeque party I was invited to. There were flies everywhere. She didn't do a damn thing about it. Even encouraged people to eat the food after we all saw flies lading on it. She never said "ooh, eat the food flies just pooped on". But she was so surprised pikachu face when one or more of her kids would get sick often...
I remember the day my mom stopped being friends with someone. They were making lunch for the kids in the kitchen, the friend uses the bathroom, the toilet flushed and the door immediately opened. My mom asks, "aren't you going to wash your hands?" And the other lady says, "what for, I use toilet paper, my hands are still clean." Never saw her again.
Oh my god!!! I can’t even begin to tell you how often I wash my hands at home. And yes after every time I go to the bathroom.
When I come home, one of the first things I do is wash my hands. When I come from the bathroom, when I start to prepare food are the other times I wash my hands at home. When I arrive at a restaurant, when I arrive anywhere from public transport. Hands are being washed.
To be honest, I didn't think of it arriving at the restaurant but you're so right ! I'll do it from now on !
People learned NOTHING from the pandemic. I have coworkers that still regularly cough full on open mouthed like its nbd. I refuse to eat other people's homemade food, I still wear a mask in public 😷, keep my work clothes separate, never ever touch my face outside of my home, and wash my hands before leaving the bathroom even if all I did was look in the mirror. People are GROSS. 🤢
I didn’t use the toilet when I watched this at home and I washed my hands anyway
Good call. I've gotta go wash my phone 📱😭
I mean, we've all done this, but no one feels good about it and we aren't gonna cop to it in public. And it's like, once every so often not every time. If you're sick or hungover you'll make it to the bathroom, take a piss, and then use what strength you have to get back to bed. Can't stop to wash. You're already covered in sweat and vomit and blood from the night before, so who cares. But not as a regular practice. What the hell?
Nope. No matter how sick or hungover I’ve ever been, I’ve always washed my hands after using the bathroom
No...
I've never been more stressed out by a video before!
I couldn't stop laughing at your super concerned "What's 3??"
Oh I hope this woman doesn't cook for other people at home.
Gross. Typhoid Mary over there has just convinced me never to shake anyone's hand ever again
Just makes you wish that hand washing was something the whole world did regularly - imagine how many germs we would avoid.... My biggest pet hate is places/people's houses where there's no hand soap and the hand towel looks like it was last washed in the dark ages.... I've even been known to actually buy hand soap and leave it somewhere - you'd be amazed how often those places suddenly have soap in them all the time afterwards - as if they've been shamed into remembering.... Same thing when you move and I have lots - first thing you do is go to local shop, buy toilet paper, hand soap for every sink and bring a towel for every sink, only!!!! then do you think about kettle, cups, tea/coffee milk & sugar....
I'm 98% certain this is ragebait, but if it's not........
Oh it’s not
I've unfortunately come across too many people that have this mindset
I will never understand why so many people actively hate washing their hands. Do they also hate showering? I don’t get it. It’s so childish. This woman is an adult. It’s basic hygiene. In the time they take to feel sanctimonious about refusing to wash their hands, they could’ve washed them and we could all get on with our day
@coolkumquats
I do not understand the resistance to hand washing. It feels great! When I shower or wash my hands I feel good afterwards; physically good. And it's fun to pick out different fragrance hand soaps. She and others if her ilk are missing out!!!
We can all tell when we get to know someone like this, because we notice that we've been getting sick more often ever since they showed up.
If you are like this, please know that every single one of us secretly hates you. We want you to stop getting us sick.
Not only do I wash my hands every. time. I also wash my hands when I have to help my toddler go potty every. time.
Please wash your hands frequently, not just at home. It's literally one of the first big modern medical breakthroughs that started saving lives, doctors started washing hands between patients nearly two hundred years ago and it saved lives. Please wash your hands.
The "or 3" definitely tells me she's trolling.
No she's a woman. There is a three
Unless 3 has to do with menstrual. Eww! I just grossed myself out even further than this human petri.
I thought 3 would be period. Even more gross. Yeah, she has to be trolling.
@@GraeMatterz Human petri is a great word for these germfests!
3 is menstruation.
Facts!!! My trust has also been violated by this video. 😵😵😵
"You can't eat at everybody's house."
Last night I got home late and was too tired to shower or have a bath and thought it'd be ok because I wasn't doing anything today. Every morning I wash in the sink. But because my hair wasn't washed last night I feel so dirty today! Glad I don't need to leave the house in case people see and think I don't wash regularly!
Look, I'm ecstatic to not be homeless anymore. Truly, I am. That being said, I'm very upset to have learned *after* I moved into a place that my new flatmate only washes her hands after she shits and not at any other point. Still flushes, still touches the door and lightswitch to leave, still goes about her day after she pees, but she *doesn't wash her hands*. Also, she works in food service, so I've had my paranoia renewed about eating from restaurants, which I'd been starting to work past before this. Unfortunately, I can't afford to live anywhere else, so I just sanitise everything in common spaces before I use it. I'm looking forward to the day I can live alone, or even just with someone else who has basic hygiene practices.
"There is no comfort in your home..."🤣🤣🤣
But in all seriousness, I'm thankful she put this out. Now everyone will know not to come to her house or eat anything she's made.
This is EXACTLY how people get norovirus!
I wash my hands any time I enter my flat, I wash my hands after I come home grocery shopping (those shopping cart handles are disgusting), I wash my hands as soon as I get to work, I wash my hands after touching the bin (I once had a swab taken in microbiology at uni, just for the fun of it, and had just touched the lid of the trash can. The result was unfathomably gross!). I wash my hands after petting my cat (this is not a euphemism, I mean my actual cat), I wash my hand before I prepare or eat any food, I wash my hands in between food preparations.
I shudder to think...
I handle a lot of gross stuff every day, being a vet, and I don't mind having to handle it, but am so glad for soap, water, and disinfectant.
Therapist: “where do you think your trust issues stem from?”
Me: **shows this video**
Therapist: “oh hell no. That’s valid.”
I didn't know it could get worse and then she said she "pretends"
My wife and I had this roommate and we swear she never washed her hands after using the bathroom. When she moved in with us, we put a mostly full bottle of hand soap in her bathroom. When she left, after living with us for over a year, the amount in the bottle had maybe gone down by 1/4 inch.
Like we have sanitizer in our bathroom for times when the water is out, middle of the night trips to keep from making too much noise, and sometimes I we just have to pee really quickly. But anytime we know we're making food or anything like that and EVERY time we poop, we do a full proper hand washing.
Must be a troll. That's my final answer. She's just trying to get those sweet, sweet rage bait views, my man. Don't h the player, h the game 😎
No no I've met so many guys like this, and a couple of girls. Usually this is a male thing though. And people like this reallyyyyy think that other people who do wash their hands all the time "must have ocd", because they refuse to learn and understand basic hygiene.
I can hate both the player and the game.
@@sarahadams7332I'm with you.
I've known way too many people who are like this, they tend to think that it is completely normal
I was actually speculating/rationalizing something to myself for comfort after this video. Maybe this is a video she _wants_ people to see. Co-workers came to mind especially. Perhaps this is a new method she is using to make her co-workers stop grabbing her food in the communal fridge. I doubt it, but I can close my eyes and imagine. I think I'm going to go wash my hands now and then shower.
Brother uughh...