Close the lid before you flush?Some even have even observed the aerosol effect whereby after you flush a mountain of poo, small water droplets fling out from the toilet across the entire room, onto you face, lips, ears, nasal passages, eyes, and any other object that happens to sit in your bathroom
Well. sorry to tell you, but despite your housekeepers efforts, your bathroom is virtually a fecal playground (amongst many other forms of bacteria and virus). Flushing the toilet after a prodigious bowel movement, the fecal matter on your hands that you cannot avoid, and the general moist/warm environment of your bathroom means that you have significant amounts (significant as in lots but not really harmful) of fecal coliform bacteria on your door handles, shower curtain, shower handles, sink handle, razor, tooth brush, listerine bottle, etc etc. Your bathroom is like a jacuzzi of feces at the microscopic level. Some even have even observed the aerosol effect whereby after you flush a mountain of poo, small water droplets fling out from the toilet across the entire room, onto you face, lips, ears, nasal passages, eyes, and any other object that happens to sit in your bathroom. Couple this with the considerable amount of feces that actually is on your hands (no a small paper tissue does not act as barrier between hand and moist/warm fecal matter). Now since you most likely a civilized man you wash your hands quickly which actually only eliminates some of the fecal bacteria on your hand which then proceeds to be transferred to your doors, sandwich, wife's hair, remote, cell phone, or whatever u touch. In fact while your bathroom is a fecal 4th of July, most of the rest of your household objects that you handle are lathered (in a microbe kind of way) in fecal bacteria. While there is some question about the aerosol effect, there is no question that when you brush - you are tasting poo, when you shave you are rubbing a few fecal microbes into your face, etc etc....in total, there is nothing to worry about as it is very unlikely you could sick or an infection or whatnot from your bathroom, but make no mistake after about 12 hours after the housekeeper disinfects, you are once again housing your very own fecal colony in your house. Now if you only pass waste once per month than you may have almost no traces except for that massive amount of microscopic fecal smear that soap and water will not lift - even the cute antibacterial ones are no match for the fecal lake on your palm. Of course anyone else in your home who touches anything, such as the housekeeper, is likely to be leaving behind her own microbial fecal colonies on your kitchen surfaces, tables, door handles, and whatever else she touches when you are not looking. But like I said, do not fret, and u likely wear AS, so even while you are ensconced in your own and others in the world fecal overcoat, even a good fecal swamp that is your home cannot overpower (scent wise) a good splash of Clubman.
You can't just blame the razor, it could have been caused by other things as others have said.
Clayton
fecal playground... jacuzzi of feces... fecal 4th of July...fecal colony in your house...fecal lake on your palm...microbial fecal colonies on your kitchen surfaces
Bingo. We have a winner.It could have been . . . the hand that touched the face...
It is important to remember that using a sterile razor will reduce risk but not guarantee that an infection will not be acquired from the bacteria on the skin or from the environment.
HTH
I swirl my razor in 93% alcohol after each shave but after reading this I might have to invest in some barbacide.
This brings up a question I've had for a while. Is scrubbing bubbles safe for the satin finish on a Merkur Futur?