Only Americans get this joke. Just sayin
The science of washing your hands (no religion, no goth)
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lol I know. But just as long as you know some English grammar you can get the humour off it.
I always wash my hands with cold and warm water and I don't see the difference
exactly20character wrote:
But a scientific article I read claims water temp is not important of you are using soap. At the time I took that as true but am now beginning to question this "truth".
Evidence: Hot water alone can rid surfaces of, say food, more efficiently than cold water, so why/how could cold water be as effective?
About time you learned you can't trust many of those "scientific" articles you read.
exnos wrote:
It makes no difference---hot or cold
There's a world of difference. Try washing your hands with cold water when they have grease and oil on them after working on your car.
Dec 18, 2016
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That is a fact Joe S. Diesel fuel may be needed during this extenuating circumstance.
Dec 19, 2016
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exactly20character wrote:
Yea brah, shredded it. I could ollie (sp?) a mile high.
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Thanks, OP. This is for just what I was looking.
They say Arkansas. If it was invented anywhere else, it would have been called the teethbrush.