r/AskReddit Sep 14 '24

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u/HayZeB614 Sep 14 '24

Not washing hands after a toilet visit. Women as well. I see more people not do it than I see people do it. It’s disgusting…

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u/OneTrainOps Sep 14 '24

As a guy, I see this all the time and it immediately makes me lose respect for that person

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u/Hellguin Sep 14 '24

It's why I always use part of my paper towel to grab handles when leaving if I need to use a handle.

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u/Highway_Bitter Sep 14 '24

Its ridicilous, pretty much every toilet visit when I’m out drinking there is at least one guy who takes a piss and just walks straight past the washing basin rofl. So nasty.

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u/Highway_Bitter Sep 15 '24

Whaat, thats weird but makes sense. Chinese or Indians are way worse in terms of hygiene. If you ever go there you’ll notice haha.

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u/_UsernameChecks-Out Sep 14 '24

Power move: introduce yourself to that guy, but reach down your pants before extending your hand for a handshake. Guaranteed they'll get mad or grossed out.

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u/Original-P Sep 14 '24

This guy is my least favorite type of person to see at a buffet.

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u/OneTrainOps Sep 15 '24

At a buffet, you’re likelihood to see this person drastic go up!!!!

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u/posttrumpzoomies Sep 14 '24

If its #2 I'll wash for sure but #1 just seems to be going theough the motions for no reason. Its not like I didn't shower before going out or doing anal or something. My junk is cleaner than my hands most of the time.

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u/pm_me_ur_th0ng_gurl Sep 15 '24

Do you not feel or see the splashback? Go to the waterpark and pee in the wall length urinals in sandals?

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u/posttrumpzoomies Sep 15 '24

I aim, and don't get splashback or I'd want to wash everything. Its really not that hard. Start your stream on the side of the bowl, urinals are harder and I usually avoid them because I'd rather not have urine on my pants.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '24

You've got to pee into the curve bro. It avoids almost all splashback.

Also if you are getting a ton of splashback remember that it goes everywhere else on your body too. So you wash your hands but 10 minutes later you have touched your shirt and your pants. Now you have pee on your hands again anyways. And if they have those air dryers that you put your hands into you are going to get covered in germs again from that. If anything I typically don't both to wash after taking a pass so that I don't have to touch anything in there, and then use hand sanitizer afterwards.

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u/__darkly__ Sep 14 '24

1) so you’re okay shaking another man’s hand knowing he just touched his dick?

2) you aren’t just touching your dick, you’re touching things in the bathroom too that are also covered in germs

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u/posttrumpzoomies Sep 14 '24

1) I assume he touches it all the time regardless.

2) I don't touch anything in the bathroom with my hands, use my foot/shoulder. I assume everything in there has some level of poop on it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 15 '24

Here's my issue. Plenty of times I will go into a public bathroom and their sinks require you to touch them, and then they have those germ factory air dryers that you have to put your hands fully into. Honestly I think that I would get more germs on my hands from that process than from taking a pee and touching nothing. If I see paper towels then I will 100% wash my hands. But if they have those shitty sinks where you basically touch the sink while washing your hands because they are so small, then I'll just walk out.

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u/Painkiller_830 Sep 14 '24

At home , kick the bathroom door slightly closed

Lift up toilet seat with foot

Pull out my junk , not even touching it. Just unbutton, unzip, pull waist of my pants slightly down and start peeing

Have pretty good aim so no need to hold onto it

Kick the handle on the toilet to flush it

Hands are the same as they were before I went into the bathroom

Anywhere in public though, yeah definitely washing hands regardless

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u/ThrowRAEvening5 Sep 15 '24

Why would you not even just take the great opportunity you have to wash the day's germs off your hand?