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05-12-2004, 12:26 PM
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On 5 Dec 2004 08:48:00 GMT, Ed Clarke wrote:
In article , paghat wrote: I probably wash my hands at least hourly on long gardening days. The garden is full of stuff that is only rarely apt to cause injury to the skin unless someone is overly sensitive or allergic, but which can make ANY nose-picker or eye-knuckler VERY sorry. There are also potential life-risking infections that can be gotten from soil, including tetanus which makes death-by-gardening sufficiently a realistic threat that some nurseries & gardening organizations should make tetanus booster shots a requirement. Try to imagine the results of chopping red Savina peppers ( an upgraded Habanero pepper ) without wearing gloves. Hands were washed, but not sufficiently... before going to the bathroom. Eyes are not the only mucous membranes on the human body. "Great Balls of Fire!" |
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