Singapore
@lordwarwizard (35838)
April 7, 2007 2:27pm CST
Again, I am making a bold assumption here that you wash your hands when they get dirty.
I am assuming that when you finish snacking, you will wash your oily fingers. I am assuming that you will wash your hands after picking up some rubbish. I am assuming that you will visit the tap after digging your nose. :P
So when you finally get to the tap, do you use soap before washing it with water? If you think about it logically, water alone will not get rid of oil, dirt or bacteria. As shocking as the truth might sound, you need something more than water. Enters... soap.
I don't care whether you use a bar soap or a liquid soap, or any other variations, but, do you use soap at all? I know people who simply turn on the tap, run their fingers through the water and are done within less than 2 seconds. I think they must be cleaning for the sake of cleaning (they might feel guilty otherwise). :PP
Are you one of these guilty people? Or do you dutifully use soap when washing your hands? Or do you rely on other alternatives? Do share your thoughts. ;-)