Hand Sanitizer Pro Tip

[REDRUM]

Don't eat it.
It ain't donut jelly

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[Mudduck]

I keep a small bottle in the Mav too. Fuel up, last person may have been adjusting, just changed a baby diaper, or their spouses diaper! Too many people never wash their hands...

 

[notfast]

I keep a small bottle in the Mav too. Fuel up, last person may have been adjusting, just changed a baby diaper, or their spouses diaper! Too many people never wash their hands...

Only time I regularly use hand sanitizer is after pumping gas, for mostly the same reasons. Been doing it for the last 20 years or so and I can count on one hand the number of times I've caught a cold in that time, so maybe I'm doing something good? Who knows.

I just keep a 3oz travel size in the door pocket. I have to refill it like...maybe once a year or so.

 

[Meeka]

I don't have any hand sanitizer in my Maverick. I've been known on occasion eaten a grape, blackberry or blueberry without washing it.
Last time I was sick was in 2022 when I had covid. It was pretty much a non-event then.
I believe to keep your immune system active you got to be around some germs.

Exactly, that’s why all these new Gens are always sick, sanitizer this, antibiotic that!

 

[Glen Baker LLC]

Unfortunately we can go against nature. I’m not saying to be a wildman but build your natural immunity while also not being irresponsible. Nature vs. Nurture. I learned it in nursing school in the 90’s and it has not led me astray.

If it's 108° and I let the water run.
I may still take a drink from the garden hose.
Does that count as, going against nature?

 

[notaz3]

Almost 60 and have never used alcohol (main ingredient in hand sanitizer) on my hands. Not to mention a bottle left in my vehicle when the temperature gets to 110 wouldn't be a good idea.

 

[MavGeek]

Almost 60 and have never used alcohol (main ingredient in hand sanitizer) on my hands. Not to mention a bottle left in my vehicle when the temperature gets to 110 wouldn't be a good idea.

Used alcohol everyday as a hospital worker. That makes sense. The bacteria and spores we were susceptible to were everywhere. Good old soap and water does the job everywhere else.

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