Washing After Pissing. At Home / Public

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Do you always wash after using urinating while using public restroom. Have you ever not washed and other men gave you looks or asked you to wash.


Also do you wash after urinating in your own home.
 

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Often the other way around with me. Always at home. Whether I do or not whilst out is down to the quality of the facilities. Some are downright disgusting and I prefer to touch as little as possible in them - even more so, now, with coronavirus becoming a concern. Usually, I make my decision based upon whether the taps and dryers have automatic sensors or not.

I've never understood the blanket criticism of guys who prefer not to use the washing facilities in a public toilet. Personally, i think that it's often far more unhygienic to use them than not to. How many people have touched the push plate or handle on the entrance/exit doors, which you touch AFTER washing? With manual taps, you use your grubby hands to turn the tap on, wash your hands, then turn the filthy tap off again - thus reinfecting your hands (again, how many hands have been on that tap?). Seems crazy to me. In those kind of facilities I think that I'm likely to catch less from my immaculately maintained dick than from the facilities! :laughing:
 

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Urine may be sterile - but your junk is not. I always wash at home or in public. I usually get grossed out if a guys been in the stall having a movement and then waltzes out the door without washing hands. Seriously! When in public I usually grab a paper towel or use my coat or shirt sleeve to open the door.
 
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always wash. Period. I am often amazed how many grown men seem to be afraid of soap and water. Like they are 4 years old coming in from the playground and don't want to wash up. I wash many times a day. nothing feels as refreshing too, as freshly washed hands.
 

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Seems crazy to me. In those kind of facilities I think that I'm likely to catch less from my immaculately maintained dick than from the facilities! :laughing:

I comletely agree with all that NIMBUS said, though I have only quoted the last sentence. Automatic taps are a big improvement and when leaving I will use my foot or shoulder barge a door than opens outwards rather than use my hands or, if the door opens inwards, I'll use the little finger of whichever hand is right for the side the door is hung. I figure that way I am least likely to transfer something to other things I touch including food.

Yes, urine is usually sterile, no dicks are not but whether they are less sterile than any other body part I am not so sure. The skin generally is colonised with Staphylococcus and if we were to succeed in eliminating them we would then have much more trouble with fungal infections.

The real thing about washing hands after using the toilet is after defacating. You absolutely don't want to transfer E.coli from your anus to your mouth via your hand. This is also the mechanism by which the eggs of intenstinal worms are spread. Someone else with worms wipes his ass and has his finger go through the paper, wipes it off on the wall rather than washing, shakes your hand and then you eat a sandwich without washing your hands first and now you have worms too. That's why in areas where water is scarce there is a convention of only ever wiping with one hand and eating with the opposite one.

So in the case of facilities with filthy taps there is much greater risk of getting something nasty from someone who went there to shit than there is from your own cock.
 

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"but whether they are less sterile than any other body part I am not so sure."

Well see your anus is inches away from your penis and the whole area has prolonged skin to skin contact which causes sweating. The warmth and moisture are perfect for bacteria to grow giving off those pungent odours we all know about. No part of your body is sterile but your crotch is certainly "less sterile" than say your elbow. Especially because you've probably touched hundreds of surfaces (like the door handle to go into the bathroom) and not washed your hands before pulling your dick out and adding new bacteria to your crotch incubator. But sure urine is sterile

PS: it sort of isn't
 

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Well see your anus is inches away from your penis and the whole area has prolonged skin to skin contact which causes sweating....

True, but the tip of the penis is further away from the anus on a guy than on a woman. That's why for small children, being female increases the likihhood of a urinary tract infection much more than, for example, whether you're circumcised. It seems the common culrit is E.coli wiped into the vulva from the anus.

I guess it would be useful to do some tests. What I would expect to see if a decrease in the density of bacteria the further you move away from the anus so the perineum would be relatively dirty and the scrotum would be dirtier than the cock etc.