people not washing their hands on public toilets suck so much extra cause unless one uses a paper towel or something now to touch the door handle when leaving, one will also have filthy hands again ;w;
It’s stayed better than it was before here in Sweden. Many shops etc. have sanitizer by the entry, ones with sensors so you don’t need to touch them. I rarely see toilets without toilet paper, paper towels and soap now which was pretty common, especially bars and clubs, before. Queues are still more spaced out then before too, definitely not as much as during covid but enough to where it’s a noticeable change. It’s also way more common to see people have their own sanitizer bottles in their pockets ans bags and use masks when they’re sick.
people not washing their hands on public toilets suck so much extra cause unless one uses a paper towel or something now to touch the door handle when leaving, one will also have filthy hands again ;w;
Recently was in the cinema again. They did not have any paper towels, only two of those hand blowers… which themselves are known to be filthy.
I get the feeling that, ever since the end of Covid, we’re moving backwards beyond even pre-Covid hygiene.
It’s stayed better than it was before here in Sweden. Many shops etc. have sanitizer by the entry, ones with sensors so you don’t need to touch them. I rarely see toilets without toilet paper, paper towels and soap now which was pretty common, especially bars and clubs, before. Queues are still more spaced out then before too, definitely not as much as during covid but enough to where it’s a noticeable change. It’s also way more common to see people have their own sanitizer bottles in their pockets ans bags and use masks when they’re sick.
Most of my university is like this, but also, most of the bathrobe don’t have doors.
If cafés/restaurants/whatever don’t have paper towels in their bathrooms I simply don’t go.