WHO'S THAT BEHIND THE MIRROR?
Are men dirtier than women?
At least their hands are, according to The Soap and Detergent Association.
When it comes to hand-washing hygiene, the association found (by secretly spying on people in public restrooms) that 33 percent of men don't bother to wash their hands after using the bathroom compared to 12 percent of women.
Based on observations last month of more than 6,000 people in four big cities - Atlanta, New York, Chicago and San Francisco - the results of the stakeouts were revealed at a meeting of infectious-disease scientists yesterday.
Ya gotta hate dirty spies. I guess Big Mother (with eyes in the back of her head) really is watching.
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BTW men, the bottom of women's pocketbooks are even dirtier.
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At least their hands are, according to The Soap and Detergent Association.
When it comes to hand-washing hygiene, the association found (by secretly spying on people in public restrooms) that 33 percent of men don't bother to wash their hands after using the bathroom compared to 12 percent of women.
Based on observations last month of more than 6,000 people in four big cities - Atlanta, New York, Chicago and San Francisco - the results of the stakeouts were revealed at a meeting of infectious-disease scientists yesterday.
Ya gotta hate dirty spies. I guess Big Mother (with eyes in the back of her head) really is watching.
Read more >>
BTW men, the bottom of women's pocketbooks are even dirtier.
Photo by ShutterCat7
Labels: Atlanta, Chicago, Citizen Action of New York, hand washing, infection diseases, San Francisco, spies, stakeouts, The Soap and Detergent Association
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