Why Don't I Pick Up Paper in Public Toilets?

Thread starter Jimmy Snyder
Start date Aug 31, 2007

In summary: When the police interviewed him later, the senator said that "he has a wide stance when going to the bathroom" and that was why his foot may have touched the officer's, the report said. Craig also told police that he had reached down to the floor to pick up a piece of paper, the officer wrote.In summary, Craig touched the officer's foot while going to the bathroom, and the officer thought it was because he was reaching for a piece of paper. The officer also accused Craig of being a dishonest person, and the senator said that he expects more from someone who was elected with the support of the people.

Sep 5, 2007

Jimmy Snyder

BobG said:

Wait! He's not going away quite so fast.

The Democratic party promised to contribute to his campaign if he wouldn't quit.

<h2>1. Why is it important to not pick up paper in public toilets?</h2><p>It is important to not pick up paper in public toilets because it can contain harmful bacteria and germs. By picking up paper, you are exposing yourself to these germs and increasing your risk of getting sick.</p><h2>2. Can I use a tissue or paper towel to pick up paper in a public toilet?</h2><p>No, it is not recommended to use a tissue or paper towel to pick up paper in a public toilet. These items are not designed to protect your hands from germs and can also tear easily, exposing your skin to the germs on the paper.</p><h2>3. What should I do if I drop something in a public toilet?</h2><p>If you drop something in a public toilet, it is best to leave it there. Do not try to retrieve it as it can be covered in germs and bacteria. Instead, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after using the toilet.</p><h2>4. Is it safe to touch anything in a public toilet?</h2><p>It is generally safe to touch surfaces in a public toilet as long as you practice good hygiene. This includes washing your hands with soap and water after using the toilet and avoiding touching your face before washing your hands.</p><h2>5. What can I do to protect myself from germs in a public toilet?</h2><p>To protect yourself from germs in a public toilet, it is important to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after using the toilet. You can also use hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available. Avoid touching your face before washing your hands and try to use a paper towel or your elbow to open doors or turn off faucets.</p>

Related to Why Don't I Pick Up Paper in Public Toilets?

1. Why is it important to not pick up paper in public toilets?

It is important to not pick up paper in public toilets because it can contain harmful bacteria and germs. By picking up paper, you are exposing yourself to these germs and increasing your risk of getting sick.

2. Can I use a tissue or paper towel to pick up paper in a public toilet?

No, it is not recommended to use a tissue or paper towel to pick up paper in a public toilet. These items are not designed to protect your hands from germs and can also tear easily, exposing your skin to the germs on the paper.

3. What should I do if I drop something in a public toilet?

If you drop something in a public toilet, it is best to leave it there. Do not try to retrieve it as it can be covered in germs and bacteria. Instead, wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after using the toilet.

4. Is it safe to touch anything in a public toilet?

It is generally safe to touch surfaces in a public toilet as long as you practice good hygiene. This includes washing your hands with soap and water after using the toilet and avoiding touching your face before washing your hands.

5. What can I do to protect myself from germs in a public toilet?

To protect yourself from germs in a public toilet, it is important to wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after using the toilet. You can also use hand sanitizer if soap and water are not available. Avoid touching your face before washing your hands and try to use a paper towel or your elbow to open doors or turn off faucets.