Originally Posted by
Colorado123
The problems are multiple. Dispensers are routinely empty. Dispensers can be tampered with (most of the dispensers used for assorted toiletries at Marriott hotels have tops that can be unscrewed by guests). Dispensers can be refilled with counterfeit products by cheap owners or operators who don't want to use the brand standard product. Dispensers probably break and then have to be chucked away. Dispensers can also be
dirtier and less sanitary because they likely aren't being cleaned or sanitized between guests:
Some interesting reading there so will take a look (a bit too much to read all of it on a Sunday morning). Is what both your WHO and CDC links actually say though not instead that handwashing with both liquid and bar soap is ineffective for healthcare workers against bacteria compared to alcoholic hand rub, not that bar soap is more hygienic than liquid soap?
Probably best not to respond on the rest since this thread is already spiralling. You don’t like liquid hand soap. That’s fine. Some people do and this will be seen as a positive by them.