/ck/ - Food & Cooking

I don't have a job, but I do shower atleast twice a day and am super sensitive to anything unhygenic, so I think I would if I did work.

>>11076912
I work at a drug rehab, I wash my hands constantly.

I hate handshakes and doorknobs so fucking much.

I always wash after bathroom and after eating. I sometimes forget going into work but I shower in the morning anyway and I do wear gloves 100% of the time. So my hands are about as clean as it can get casually speaking.

>>11076912
>implying I have a job

>>11076912
I'm a computer programmer, but no. My keyboard, laptop keyboard, mouse and desk are disgusting.

I'm a trained Hitman, I keep my hands very clean.

Yeah, mostly because I work with sick people and lots of open wounds.

t. Male nurse

>>11076912
Fuck me I scrub up like a surgeon. It's hell on my hands.

>>11076912
Yes. I'm a food safety specialist. I have to teach people proper hand washing methods every day.

>>11076912
Everyone at the bar I wash dishes at fucks with Trump supporters food.
Don't wear a trump hat... people who hate him are gross

>>11078763
Wouldn't it just be easier not to eat out? Trump supporters today. White people tomorrow. Natural born Americans the next day. I would hate to imagine the day after. I hope I don't live to see that day.

I work at a desk away from food and I wash constantly through the day because my hands sweat a lot, so yes, I was far more than needed.

>>11076912
To be frank I wash them a bit too much. Not even a germophobe I've just always done it by the book, time, water temp, method just all what I learned in culinary school. My hands were cracking and bleeding in certain places because of it (no I don't have psoriasis). Gloves becoming semi standardized was such a blessing but they're so intensely wasteful and near impossible to recycle anywhere.

>>11076912
I didn't use to because most soaps dry out my hands so badly and I don't like carrying soap

But my work only has automatic soap dispensers that make a loud sound everyone in the bathroom can hear.

>>11079005
That's what moisturizers are for.

>>11076912
I work in a kitchen and only wash my hands when I show up and when I leave

I do. My coworkers don't.
It seems like most Japanese men just do a quickie rinse with water instead of actually washing with soap. Pretty gross.

>>11076912
I wash my hands so much I haven't had so much as a fever in 4 years. Haven't been sick at all.

>>11076912
i literally never wash my hands unless someone else will see me not do so when i should

>>11076936
>at least twice a day

>>11079339
I shower before breakfast and dinner

>>11076912
nope
and the doc says my immune system is very strong
never gotten sick before

>>11078752
Teach

>>11076912
>arrive to work every morning
>scrub my hands thoroughly first thing before entering the kitchen no matter if I just showered or touched nothing other than a door handle etc
>see chefs arrive in the morning and not wash their hands
>touching their phones all day
>handling raw meat then wiping off on a towel and then proceed to use that same towel to wipe plates or dry poached eggs etc
>see people use the same knife for everything during service without any bucket around to wash, just that same towel to wipe it off
I understand that it can be time consuming to go scrub your hands constantly but that's why plastic gloves exist and it triggers me to see how filthy cunts are at work

personally at home I don't give a single shit, I'll drop a steak on the floor accidentally and not care or re-use the same knife after rinse under cold water etc, only wipe my hands after raw meat with a rag and leave food out on stove overnight etc but at work I think it's important to have the people in mind who will be eating the food, I always do my best to keep my hands and area clean and no contamination

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I work in the IV room at a hospital, so if they caught me not washing my hands, I'd be in so much trouble

>>11076980
gloves are less hygenic than proper hand washing.