I need to grip the rail to sort of help myself up. Tissue would slip. Could end in disaster!
Are you washing your hands correctly?
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Disposable gloves??
Yeah... like I'm going to put on disposable gloves every time I go up or down a staircase... perhaps I'd better wear one of those face masks too.
Can't be too safe!
Help in any diet as well.
Might as well go the whole hog and wear one of those disposable paper onesies that are used at crime scenes.
You can buy them for a reasonably cheap price so its doable. http://www.thinkforensic.co.uk/product/crime-scene-suits/
I expect each suit could be used more than once for normal daily activities (although I'm sure crime scene personnel only use them once). Plus, the suit includes mask and latex gloves!
winterybella
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I did not realise I missed so much. I am thinking I am going the HalfHog (also the name of a book I recommend if you are interested in writing) on this. I think I will be careful without my gloves for the time being .
Is a Halfhog a halfsie? I was going to say 'which half?'. But then I searched and found this:http://halfsie.com
I really rather like the video... very soothing somehow.
Yes, I think orange Bio-Hazard suits is the way to go. Would match my orange hair.
Tea stirred the wrong way!
My hair is not naturally that colour so it can't be the result of my mother or father stirring tea the wrong way. On the other hand, my youngest daughter has very orange hair and my youngest son has an orange beard.
This thread has now deviated way off course. To get it back on track, I will admit to the following. My rather long red hairs have on occasion been found in food I have cooked.
Everyone here is quite understanding about it. But does anyone wear a hair net in a domestic kitchen?
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