Hygiene of friends

splishsplash

onlyroz wrote: »

Presumably it would have been rinsed under the tap first, and the dishwasher was only used to sterilise it. Not really any different to washing your knickers in the same load as your face cloths.

More like washing your knickers in the dishwasher_pale_

tooties wrote: »

My father who is 75 lives in a dog hair strewn house, i have a dog myself but we get covered in hair at his.

I dont use the toilet there and i am not even going to describe it as i would probably vomit.

You never ever have a cup of tea or coffee there as he likes to keep his false teeth in the nearest available mug.

He is always moaning that nobody visits him, being the dutiful only child i told him why. Not sure you could do that with friends though.

regards

Thanks for that, I have for the first time in my 51 years managed to laugh and gag at the same time :beer:

Ms_Chocaholic

We had a close relative who lived some distance away and so we had to stay over when we visited. She had several dogs and her home stank to high heaven, even the bedrooms. It was so bad that I used to take vicks (the type that is like vaseline in texture) and put it up my nose to block out the smell.

j.e.j.

splishsplash wrote: »

More like washing your knickers in the dishwasher_pale_

Yup, cross-contamination of germs. It's best to keep the bathroom/laundry and the kitchen/food stuff separate.