Originally Posted by
Antarius
Perfect.
Now that we have established this (the conclusion I was hoping you'd come to), how is a soap dispenser any more dangerous ? If the soap dish and tap aren't sanitized, and the counter may not be and the towel rod etc. Then why focus on the soap dispenser?
Simply put, if the dispensers are a risk, then so is everything else. Which means either the soap dispenser is as ok as the rest of the bathroom or you shouldn't stay at hotels.
now that we've, albeit slowly, peeled back the sanitization concept and established that the soap dispenser isn't materially worse than the rest of the bathroom, what's the issue with them?
Beautiful approach!
I think you graciously circled around perfectly to put a "hole" in the theory that individual bottles are safer & I will add, have less environmental impact than refillable larger bottles and thus doesn't hold water, errr, shampoo!
Despite the contradictions, there were too many assumptions of convenience to try to prove something that is factually incorrect. It does make for a commical & amusing read though.
There is a tie-in here! Has anyone else noticed the proliferation of products that are being produced with "Sea Salt" and marketing it as "premium?" Wonder why?
James