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Public restrooms with signs "Employees Must Wash Hands"-all fine and well until they use the door handle to exit which has been touched by Jane/John "Germie Hand" Doe!
OMG Red, the finger smelling pushed that over the edge
Public bathrooms ARE gross - I try not to think about the icky stuff that get's tracked around everywhere...door knobs, buffet lines, bus handholds...<shudder>
The sign should read everyone must wash their hands. Most do but once in a while some doesn't.
Reds.....Thank God for that last line....I was taking you serious at first mr. cootie hands. LOL
When you got to go, you got to go. The one thing I hate worse than public restrooms is a portapot. OMG......gross, double gross.
Had a bad experience in one on Kelly drive in Philly. Look like someone took a machine gun loaded with crap and aim for the walls, ceiling, floor. It was horrible. Between that and the stink. I'm getting sick thinking about it.
Oh EM, me too! Half laughing at your description and half urppy. Always think I'll be able to handle a portajon "this time" - honestly, I think I'd be better off with no walls rather than the smell and worse that's inside <barfy smiley>
It always seems that travel guides for cities only list the locations of the nastiest public restrooms. I usually head to the nearest major hotel as their lobby restrooms are usually kept clean.
The pubic bathrooms never have enough water pressure to properly wash your hands.
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