An Important Observation

I'm in the bathroom washing my hands while two other girls are in the stall. One girl comes out, washes her hand and then leaves. So I walk over to the mirror to look at myself and fix my hair, as the last girl flushes her toilet and comes out of the stall. But she doesn't go to the sink. She goes to the tampon dispenser and turns the knob and out comes and tampon. She takes it and returns to her stall. Another girl comes into the bathroom and goes right to the dispenser and turns the knob. Out comes a tampon and she goes into a stall.

How many women touch the knob each day? I would say a good 15 to 20 out of 30 to 35 women touch the knob. The problem is, if women are touching the knob without washing their hands, can you just imagine how dirty that knob can be while you're in the stall inserting a tampon? I mean, you're touching yourself and touching the applicator. You may have just contaminated yourself below. That knob on the tampon dispenser can really be dirty. So use a napkin to turn the knob or wash your hands after you touched the knob. People ARE really touching it with dirtly hands.

It's always good to be safe.

Knob sounds so dirty... ;)