ok, well, that's definitely not safe. But I guess you have a good immune system.
But I'm not just asking for my own safety; I'm asking for the safety of others. If I wipe my asshole with my hand and then wash my hands really well with soap, then I go to the kitchen to prepare a (raw) salad for a group of people, including some who are immunocompromised -- is it possible that I could cause someone to get sick because of fecal-to-mouth transfer? Or is washing my hands with soap and water sufficient to prevent that potential vector of disease?
This needs further explanation
Generally the butt hole has more accumulated feces if it's a soft stool, very hairy, and ... I spent an hour on lemmy, so it's all crusted-up
Why?
Why was this downvoted?
See also The Effect of Handwashing with Water or Soap on Bacterial Contamination of Hands by Maxine Burton, Emma Cobb, Peter Donachie, Gaby Judah, Val Curtis, and Wolf-Peter Schmidt (Department of Infectious and Tropical Diseases, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)
See also The Effect of Handwashing with Water or Soap on Bacterial Contamination of Hands by Maxine Burton, Emma Cobb, Peter Donachie, Gaby Judah, Val Curtis, and Wolf-Peter Schmidt (Department of Infectious and Tropical Diseases, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)
See also The Effect of Handwashing with Water or Soap on Bacterial Contamination of Hands by Maxine Burton, Emma Cobb, Peter Donachie, Gaby Judah, Val Curtis, and Wolf-Peter Schmidt (Department of Infectious and Tropical Diseases, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine)
wait, when there's a sprayer people don’t use their hand? Gross! How do they know it’s clean of debris if they don’t even wipe it?
Also, if you spray up then that means the sprayer gets covered in poopy water. Gross!
I always aimed the sprayer at my back and wiped with my hand. It seems super rude to spray from below :(
people don't use their hand when using a bidet? Gross! How do they know it's clean if they don't wipe?
Does it depend on the soap? Is normal (non-antibacterial) soap sufficient in this situation?
ok, well, that's definitely not safe. But I guess you have a good immune system.
But I'm not just asking for my own safety; I'm asking for the safety of others. If I wipe my asshole with my hand and then wash my hands really well with soap, then I go to the kitchen to prepare a (raw) salad for a group of people, including some who are immunocompromised -- is it possible that I could cause someone to get sick because of fecal-to-mouth transfer? Or is washing my hands with soap and water sufficient to prevent that potential vector of disease?
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Possibly helpful: if you go to the English wikipedia article for ALP, then you click "languages" and change to the "Español" version of the same article, it takes you to the Spanish version wikipedia article for ALP.
The information in that article may be helpful.
Possibly helpful: if you go to the English wikipedia article for ALP, then you click "languages" and change to the "Español" version of the same article, it takes you to the Spanish version wikipedia article for ALP.
The information in that article may be helpful.