Is it safe to use the hand sanitizer in public toilets?

I wonder if there is anyone like me who has a sense of "ritual" when washing hands every time I go to the toilet outside.

When you see hand sanitizer , you must press a little on your hands, rub it left and right, and then rinse it carefully.

If I see a hand dryer , I will put my wet hands under the machine without hesitation, listen to the whirring sound of the air, and feel the pleasure of the water droplets on my hands being quickly blown away.

After blowing, I felt that my hands were not only dry but also cleaner. I was more satisfied with this trip to the toilet.

Everyone's starting point is correct, but I have to tell you a fact: the hand sanitizer and hand dryer in public toilets may make your hands dirtier and may even bring poop to your hands...

Knowledge extension:

Not all hand sanitizers are antibacterial! !

Hand sanitizers are divided into ordinary hand sanitizers and antibacterial hand sanitizers.

Ordinary hand sanitizer : It is an ordinary cosmetic used to clean the skin of hands and cannot promote effects such as "bactericidal", "antibacterial" and "antibacterial".

Antibacterial hand sanitizer : It is a disinfectant and sanitary product. In addition to cleaning the skin of the hands, it can also resist bacteria and kill bacteria. The hygiene indicators of antibacterial hand sanitizer must meet the requirements of the "Hygiene Standards for Disposable Sanitary Products" (2002).

Therefore, if you need to wash your hands to kill bacteria and inhibit bacteria, it is recommended to use hand sanitizers with words such as "antibacterial" and "antibacterial".