Bit of a germaphobe... do i need to worry about germs when making a prilla?

[lxskllr]

Where is Asia? Give Roo a call. You might be able to talk him into going with you :^)

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That should be where IN Asia. I' pretty sure I know where Asia is :^D

[charmando]

I typically do the sniff test if poop wasn't wiped directly on my palm. If it smells fine, I carry on with the day.

[Mawdryn]

I typically do the sniff test if poop wasn't wiped directly on my palm. If it smells fine, I carry on with the day.

Love it...

[Bigblue1]

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Edit:
That should be where IN Asia. I' pretty sure I know where Asia is :^D[/QUOTE]

well that means your prolly smarter than 98% of the US populace..........

[Ansel]

Maybe India first, we'll see how it goes.

[lxskllr]

India would be awesome. What I like about it is it's familiar enough due to British colonization, yet much more foreign than Europe. That, and the food rocks :^)

[Frosted]

Frosted.. That's just way too broad of a statement and fundamentally not true.. There are all kinds of bad bugs out there and getting ill is not "good" for everyone. If you have a weakened immune system or are elderly it might very well kill your ass... I am familiar with the chicken pox parties and I tend to agree with that because it's much better to get it as a child then later on.

I can't even begin to debate the statement that the only bad bug out there is Norovirus. In AZ alone we have MRSA, Hontovirus, Valley Fever, 4 Different strains of E coli(one of which will hurt you bad), psedomonas, TB, on and on to the break of dawn...

Trust me on this... You don't want to have a sore on your lip when you put in a big pris of Skruf that has vancomycin resistant MRSA on it....

It seemed pretty clear I was talking about normal life in Britain here and not from a hospital point of view or from living in deepest Africa. You're a nurse so quite obviously things will be different from your perspective. I didn't really need to waste 5 minutes of my life clarifying that.

[ABW]

It seemed pretty clear I was talking about normal life in Britain here and not from a hospital point of view or from living in deepest Africa. You're a nurse so quite obviously things will be different from your perspective. I didn't really need to waste 5 minutes of my life clarifying that.

Just chatting frosted.. It's all good...

@Ansel...hey you need to try some of that Indian tobacco toothpaste...

[Ansel]

@Ansel...hey you need to try some of that Indian tobacco toothpaste...

haha i'd be a bit wary to be honest. I've tried their bidies before which i quite liked and smoked for a bit... and nasal snuff... but not sure about the toothpaste. I will be taking some Stonewall maybe too if they are any good.

[snusjus]

I wash my hands on a habitual basis, at least when I return to my house from being in public places and after using the restroom. I don't worry too much about germs when baking snus, since the high pH level kills bacteria. So yeah, snus is HEALTHY.

[EricHill78]

[GoVegan]

So does this mean that handbaking some snus at the same time you are going to the bathroom is not a good idea?

[Ansel]

Petter over at Pioneer Snuff does his thing in Thailand snussing so i guess... well, he is fine.

[LincolnSnuff]

Considering that snus has a PH on average of 8.5 (higher with sterks) and that most bacteria can only thrive in an environment of 6-8 PH, the snus itself kills most bacterial organisms introduced by your hands.

The best option is to only bake ekstra sterk prillas.

[truthwolf1]

Since snussing I have had some serious bronchitis bouts, usually when seasons meet and when I am in a heavy populated environment.

Large crowds-SNUS-Germs= about a three week hack and feverish headache.