[bitt]

U.S. Centers for Disease Control in 2011 found Health care employees who were most likely to use hand sanitizers over soap and water for routine hand washing were nearly six times more at risk for outbreaks of norovirus. https://t.co/K0GYwuSOU8— The Perfect Foods🇺🇸 (@ThePerfectFoods) March 15, 2020

[Califreak]

I only use hand sanitizer when I don’t have access to soap and water, like when I’m in my car after grocery shopping.

First thing I do when I get home is wash my hands thoroughly with soap and water to get rid of that icky feeling.

[little jeremiah]

U.S. Centers for Disease Control in 2011 found Health care employees who were most likely to use hand sanitizers over soap and water for routine hand washing were nearly six times more at risk for outbreaks of norovirus.

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tweet unavailable???? I’d like to see the study, jackhole get on the job.

[stylin19a]

I knew it was in there somewhere

Non-alcohol based hand sanitizers contain an antibiotic compound called triclosan or triclocarban. This chemical is an antibacterial, meaning it contributes to making bacteria resistant to antibiotics.