But as the bottle is hand sanitizer and you touch it then clean your hands.
If you smear the goop all over your mask then you may have other issues apart from COVID (stupidity being high on the list)
Select to expand quoteelmo said..
But as the bottle is hand sanitizer and you touch it then clean your hands.
If you smear the goop all over your mask then you may have other issues apart from COVID (stupidity being high on the list)
Ohh the stupidity of people!!!!!
Time of the month Elmo ?
Select to expand quoteSandfoot said..
Every body touch this bottle and change your mask
Today in Australia
Perfect opportunity to invent self dispensing apparatus ! ooops , already there and here,
All we need is to allocate few billions now to buy those electronic gadgets to replace $5 plastic bottles.
Select to expand quoteSandfoot said..elmo said..
But as the bottle is hand sanitizer and you touch it then clean your hands.
If you smear the goop all over your mask then you may have other issues apart from COVID (stupidity being high on the list)
Ohh the stupidity of people!!!!!
Time of the month Elmo ?
Funny I was thinking the same thing.
But at least I was thinking
OMG everyone touches then santises. It can't be that hard to see Elmo is onto it.
I am rather perturbed about two years of "cough into your elbow" - and now stickers on the traffic light buttons for pedestrians to push it with your ELBOW.
Select to expand quoteMark _australia said..
OMG everyone touches then santises. It can't be that hard to see Elmo is onto it.
I am rather perturbed about two years of "cough into your elbow" - and now stickers on the traffic light buttons for pedestrians to push it with your ELBOW.
Luckily the elbow has two distinct sides. Well, mine do. The big issue is still petrol bowsers IMO. Touch that, then keys, steering wheel and possibly credit card before seeing a sanitisation station.
Select to expand quoteBuster fin said..Mark _australia said..
OMG everyone touches then santises. It can't be that hard to see Elmo is onto it.
I am rather perturbed about two years of "cough into your elbow" - and now stickers on the traffic light buttons for pedestrians to push it with your ELBOW.
Luckily the elbow has two distinct sides. Well, mine do. The big issue is still petrol bowsers IMO. Touch that, then keys, steering wheel and possibly credit card before seeing a sanitisation station.
I keep a box of hospital gloves in the door for this reason.
Also handy for working on dirty cars when you don't have facilities to wash after.
