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After using the ladies room at home, where do you wash your hands?
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| I wash my hands quickly in the bathroom and then do so in the kitchen as well. |
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| I go directly to the kitchen to wash my hands. |
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| I wash my hands in the bathroom. Thats enough. |
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miami85
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 Wed, Oct 21 2015, 8:57 pm
| rae wrote: | | I was really uncomfortable when a guest used the bathroom and then washed his hands in my kitchen sink over my dirty dishes. I think def a preliminary washing belongs in the bathroom. |
But weren't you going to wash the dishes with soap anyway?
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Tablepoetry
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Wed, Oct 21 2015, 10:43 pm
| miami85 wrote: | | But weren't you going to wash the dishes with soap anyway? |
Does it matter? I really dont want someone's gross bathroom bacteria hanging around my cutlery.
I think it's the height of rudeness to wash your hands in your host's kitchen after the bathroom. Soap up thoroughly in the bathroom. Then, if you feel you must do a ritual wash elsewhere, you can go to the kitchen....but I would first announce 'no worries, I've already washed, just doing netila'.
In Israel, btw, many older homes have the sink outside a small toilet cubicle. But not in new building, unless geared for the charedi sector.
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33055
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Thu, Oct 22 2015, 3:30 am
| rae wrote: | | I was really uncomfortable when a guest used the bathroom and then washed his hands in my kitchen sink over my dirty dishes. I think def a preliminary washing belongs in the bathroom. |
ITA. I also hate when they do it in a clean kitchen sink.
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