Germophobe

[Grandma Helen]

are you a germaphobe?

[officerripley]

No; in fact, I should probably more  careful about possible germs, espec. in this day & age.

[East TX granny]

I don't think so , but some people say I am. I do wash my hands a lot but that's a good thing I think. I won't take anything in the bathroom that I plan on drinking and I don't want anyone to touch my food because I don't know if they washed their hands and I really hate the pot lucks at work because I know a lot of people that don't wash their hands after going to the bathroom.

[PartTimeBrewer]

Not at all.

[Syble]

Not really but I have always been a frequent hand-washer.

[Jozee]

No. But always washed hands.

[Patricia]

I am probably some where in the middle, wash my hands all the time never touch my face after shopping and the like especially now.

[Leftygrl]

No, I'm not a germaphobe. But during these times I do wipe down kitchen counters with antibacterial stuff after a trip to the grocery store, that is, if I place things on the counters. From time to time wipe down doorknobs, etc. 

[MTwoman]

Not that much, but do pay attention to hand washing, even more so these days. I've always used the wipes at the grocery store and grab a few on the way out to wipe down the door handles and steering wheel.

[Lilrain]

No, not really but I do a lot of sanitizing, washing, and wiping.

[OneEyedDiva]

I am somewhat a germaphobe. I probably wash my hands 100 times a day. I do not go into my refrigerator or grab a plate and of course eat without washing my hands. So I was good even before COVID hit. I'll wash my hands before using a public restroom and open stall and exit doors with paper towels. I line toilet seats with TP because squatting is out of the question. Also nothing goes in my fridge/freezer without being wiped down with disinfectant wipes.

[Karin M Fichtner]

Nah. Clean....but not ocd over it.

[OneEyedDiva]

I erroneously replied that nothing goes in my fridge without being wiped down with disinfectant wipes. Obviously I didn't mean fresh produce. Usually it's only apples and onions; they go in the produce bin and are washed before eating.