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Question of the Week
 
Do you wear gloves while dumping your RV's holding tanks?
 
With  2221 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
Yes, always
55.92% (1242)
Sometimes
20.04% (445)
Never
24.04% (534)
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Always. I cleaned enough latrines in the military with my bare hands 50 years ago. I use disposible gloves, take them off inside out and throw them in the handy trash cans located near most dump stations.
Posted:   9/7/2005  By: Gareth  
I thought I would be a glove wearer. I do not usually know where I put my disposable gloves. I just wash up real good after the dumping and use a anti germ hand rinse.
Posted:   9/6/2005  By: Anonymous  
The most hygenic thing to do is use disposable gloves which can then be pulled off inside out and thrown out. I always then use hand sanitizer just to be sure.
Posted:   9/5/2005  By: Susan C., pennsylvania  
The most hygenic thing to do is use disposable gloves which can then be pulled off inside out and thrown out. I always then use hand sanitizer just to be sure.
Posted:   9/5/2005  By: Susan C., pennsylvania  
What do the glove users do with the gloves after they have done the dumping? Where do they store the gloves between use? If they handle "dirty" gloves with their hands, then put their hands into the gloves, they are putting the "dirty stuff" into their gloves so they are still needing to wash their hands to avoid spreading the contaminents.
Posted:   9/5/2005  By: Anonymous  
  

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