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A new study in Applied and Environmental Microbiology (Sci-Hub mirror) conducted microbial surveys of the bathrooms at the University of Connecticut (where the study's lead authors are based) to investigate whether hand-dryers were sucking in potentially infectious microbes and then spraying them all over everything, as had been observed in earlier studies.

https://boingboing.net/2018/04/07/dead-trees-vs-microbes.html

great now I'm bringing my own towels with me anywere

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Economy
Just now, corvus albus said:

Good thing i don't use public toilets or any toilet besides mine :ladyhaha:

What if ur dying to go? :oprah:

 

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corvus albus
Just now, Economy said:

What if ur dying to go? :oprah:

Iron bladder and if that doesn't work ... fine i'll use the public restrooms :neyde:

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Evan Peters
7 minutes ago, corvus albus said:

Iron bladder and if that doesn't work ... fine i'll use the public restrooms :neyde:

Iron bladder isn’t a thing but uti’s are. Pee when you gotta go sistar 

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Lona Delery

who cares

Sometimes it feels like I've got a war in my mind, I wanna get off but I keep riding the ride
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Chromatislaps
12 minutes ago, Lona Delery said:

who cares

apparently us hunties don't :giggle: 

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shoful

This is so overreactive. There are microbes everywhere who cares if they blow somewhere else  

"My name is Dita, I'll be your Mistress tonight..."
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homomo
16 minutes ago, shoful said:

This is so overreactive. There are microbes everywhere who cares if they blow somewhere else  

This.

When you pass gas, you’re literally releasing millions of microscopic bacteria from your feces/bowls into the air. The hand dryer study is no different.

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Haroon

It's going to be a lose-lose situation :emma: Paper towels aren't really recyclable or biodegradable (I don't think? :duck:) so they're gonna be leading to pollution. Leaving your hands wet isn't an option because you'll pick up a hell of a lot more bacteria with wet hands than dry :rip:

The only way forward is to all have individually fitted catheters but even those have infection risks :neyde:

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