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They seem to me to be an efficient disease spreader, especially in flu season, I always press with the back of my knuckle for that reason.
by mrintegrity 9y ago
They seem to me to be an efficient disease spreader, especially in flu season, I always press with the back of my knuckle for that reason.
- 13of40 9y agoThe only place I've run into one of these so far was leaving an airport bathroom, which is pretty much one of the last places I'd want to share a button with strangers. There's a reason those places typically don't have doors.
- k_sh 9y agoWas this in DFW? I saw this when I was passing through there last month, it didn't look like a HappyOrNot terminal but very similar
- koala_man 9y agoMakes sense for "somewhat happy" ratings, but I imagine that if you found the bathroom disgusting, you would still find some way to press that button.
- darkstar999 9y agoAs opposed to a door handle?
- ars 9y agoHard surfaces don't transmit disease effectively.
- jnordwick 9y agoMake the buttons out of copper or other antimicrobial surface?
- makecheck 9y agoI think they would make a lot more sense with foot pedals.