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I don't think I have ever seen another person exit a public restroom using a barrier of some sort to prevent touching the door/handle. I certainly do it, though
by iinnPP 3y ago
I don't think I have ever seen another person exit a public restroom using a barrier of some sort to prevent touching the door/handle. I certainly do it, though I'm not actually sure if it matters or not.
In my city's major hospital, the signs with handwashing instructions specifically mention turning off the faucet with the provided paper towels. They don't however mention the door knobs. Sometimes you will hear the water running (then going off) and the tearing of said paper moments later. Followed by a person bare handing the door, the button for the hallway doors, then touching their face and nose.
Seems gross to me but I'm sure I am just a tad bit of a germaphobe.
I do wish the Quest 2 had a more cleanable padding. Mine is used exclusively by me but the sweat, face gunk and hundreds of hairs that I can't easily remove(and dont feel leave my head) are definitely a bit problematic for sharing.
- Tagbert 3y agoMost restrooms around here have a trash can near the door and there are always a lot of paper towels in that trash from people using them to open the door (when it requires a pull action). When there isn’t a trash can, there will sometimes be a small pile of paper towels on the floor near the door like it’s people saying “where is the trash can?”
- iinnPP 3y agoThis is true to an extent here as well but it's definitely not the majority of people. Im not looking, but the audio timing gives it away most of the time. The real givaway comes from push doors where only air driers exist and people don't exit using a butt push or similar. You can typically see a days worth of fingerprints on the metal rectangle commonly found on these doors. Im sure none of it matters anyway.
- Tagbert 3y agoOne more reason to hate those air dryers
- rchaud 3y agoI've contorted my elbow into all kinds of unnatural shapes to open toilet doors in cases where there are no paper towels and the door is not button operated.
- wkat4242 3y ago> I do wish the Quest 2 had a more cleanable padding. Mine is used exclusively by me but the sweat, face gunk and hundreds of hairs that I can't easily remove(and dont feel leave my head) are definitely a bit problematic for sharing. But it is highly cleanable. If you use the provided silicone "condom" you can clean that to your heart's desire with alcohol or something. If you don't yet have the condom you can order it for free, it is provided to all Quest 2 customers free of charge after the original facial interface material was found to be allergenic. https://www.oculus.com/silicone-cover/ https://www.oculus.com/silicone-cover/ I wish they would sell these things though as mine are getting a bit tatty now :( And they never gave me a cover for the additional facial interface I bought.