Have you ever wondered how many germs and bacteria are on the gasoline fuel pump handle? the one you hold to put gas in your car? do you use a hand cleaner after each use?
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john pennington
ANSWERS: 6
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Wouldn't you wash your hands after handling a gas pump nozzle? I do, then again, I'm a smoker;)
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I never gave this much thought. The next time I fill up my car I probably won't give it much thought either. I do worry about the door handle that I must pull when exiting a public restroom however. I could solve this totally if I would drive to NJ to get my gas as the attendant is the only one who can operate the pumps.
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I wonder that about of alot of things actually. The rails of stairs, the buttons on elevators, handles of doors... all kinds of things. I keep clorox wipes in my car. +++
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I imagine it's very germy. Yes, I use an antibacterial wipe after pumping gasoline.
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I carry Alcohol wipes in my bag. I use them after I touch all things that may have bacteria on them.
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No:) But I do wonder where my dollar bills have been! They could of been in someone's thong or ...I don't know just guess. Or they could of been up someone's nose snorting coke...I think you should worry more about touching money then a gas pump:)
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