Am I correct in saying washing your hands is far more better then using a sanitizer?
A sanitizer was created when no soap or water is readily available. So if we book a lady and both have a soapy shower before and after, won't that be safe enough?

Personally I've read the sanitiser has consequences in the long run. I've been reading a few studies and kids in the US getting sick from bugs the rest of us are immune to because of too much sanitiser use. It can also lead to mutant super bugs which aren't killed by sanitiser so we end up with resistant viruses and bacteria. Soap and water are best and as effective as sanitiser. Now if there are some ladies out there we can start with a nice hot soapy shower...

Whenever I enter my home the first thing I do is cleanse my hands, forearms, face and neck with surgical spirits/rubbing alcohol.

Than proceed to remove all my clothing and get into the shower and wash everywhere thoroughly.

Recently with more people about and having to wait longer in queues, I also make sure to rinse my nose, wash ears and use a disinfectant mouth wash to gurgle more often.

I have not started seeing clients yet, suppose I would probably expect clients to follow the same procedures.

Also wearing a clean mask after during the booking.

Shit this is such a killjoy.

They say normal soap and water does the trick, a sanitiser is if you dont have the ability to wash your hands normally. sanitiser will eventually destroy your skin.

I have been working for about a week now and I do ask my clients if they can wash they hands. I also wouldn't mind if my client asked me to take a shower.
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Just don't walk through those tunnels. Unbelievable that they are allowed, who knows what crap they are spraying on people. And they have these things at some schools. Could be much worse than the "virus".

I am scared (I have been once) but the mood and wearing masks killed it for me, (and that was a rug and tug)

Washing your hands is prefered to sanitising it, but you need to wash it properly, or else it is of no use.

When I was in the army, they would inspect your boots before lunch. It need to be shiny clean, or you get lots of trouble! They could not care less about your hands (often full of dirt or even nugget as you tried to clean the boots in a rush).

Now people rigorously and even religiously wash their hands before they get (very) intimate....

The more things change, the more they stay the same. I know I am slow, but the logic in both cases is not entirely clear to me.

I notmaly wash my hands and then spray it with sanitizer.