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<blockquote data-quote="Zeno Marx" data-source="post: 548479" data-attributes="member: 1211"><p>I rarely use it. I can't remember the last time I used it. Though, the last time I was at the dentist, they used Purel instead of washing their hands. I wasn't pleased. I absolutely understand why people use it and the utility of it on-demand, but I go out of my way to wash my hands instead. Pre-pandemic. I worked in a quasi medical field where I was battling constant viruses, including Hep C and the more nasty stuff. I've always washed my keys and carry objects that can be washed, or in a way they can be washed. For instance, my DL, CC, and debit card are in a clip. I can wash all of them. I do wash all of them.</p><p></p><p>If you talk to any medical professional off the record (except my lazy-ass dentist), they tell you to wash your hands over disinfectants 100/100 times. I'm not sure why they're so diplomatic about it. Not only do these disinfectants leave remnants, but they don't cover the percentage of surface area on your hands like running water can. They don't get under the fingernails and around the cuticles like running water and soap do.</p><p></p><p>If you already know all this, sorry. I keep a little artichoke heart jar with 99% iso-soaked paper towels in it for emergencies, so I'm not above using these types of home hacks. I haven't opened that jar in a couple months, though.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Zeno Marx, post: 548479, member: 1211"] I rarely use it. I can't remember the last time I used it. Though, the last time I was at the dentist, they used Purel instead of washing their hands. I wasn't pleased. I absolutely understand why people use it and the utility of it on-demand, but I go out of my way to wash my hands instead. Pre-pandemic. I worked in a quasi medical field where I was battling constant viruses, including Hep C and the more nasty stuff. I've always washed my keys and carry objects that can be washed, or in a way they can be washed. For instance, my DL, CC, and debit card are in a clip. I can wash all of them. I do wash all of them. If you talk to any medical professional off the record (except my lazy-ass dentist), they tell you to wash your hands over disinfectants 100/100 times. I'm not sure why they're so diplomatic about it. Not only do these disinfectants leave remnants, but they don't cover the percentage of surface area on your hands like running water can. They don't get under the fingernails and around the cuticles like running water and soap do. If you already know all this, sorry. I keep a little artichoke heart jar with 99% iso-soaked paper towels in it for emergencies, so I'm not above using these types of home hacks. I haven't opened that jar in a couple months, though. [/QUOTE]
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