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hbollotte

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keeping home germ-free with visitors you don't know

i always wonder how my health would be if my home was germ free. i live out in the country in a rice field (dust, pollen, you name it). i'm constantly outside and we always have company. i am 18 weeks pregnant. i don't do the purell thing, the only time i do that is if i pump gas or if i'm just touched something yucky. i think it's impossible to have everything germ free. i know when i have the baby, i will try to keep things as clean as possible.
 
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hbollotte

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keeping home germ-free with visitors you don't know

i always wonder how my health would be if my home was germ free. i live out in the country in a rice field (dust, pollen, you name it). i'm constantly outside and we always have company. i am 18 weeks pregnant. i don't do the purell thing, the only time i do that is if i pump gas or if i'm just touched something yucky. i think it's impossible to have everything germ free. i know when i have the baby, i will try to keep things as clean as possible.
 
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hbollotte

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keeping home germ-free with visitors you don't know

i always wonder how my health would be if my home was germ free. i live out in the country in a rice field (dust, pollen, you name it). i'm constantly outside and we always have company. i am 18 weeks pregnant. i don't do the purell thing, the only time i do that is if i pump gas or if i'm just touched something yucky. i think it's impossible to have everything germ free. i know when i have the baby, i will try to keep things as clean as possible.
 
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hbollotte

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keeping home germ-free with visitors you don't know

i always wonder how my health would be if my home was germ free. i live out in the country in a rice field (dust, pollen, you name it). i'm constantly outside and we always have company. i am 18 weeks pregnant. i don't do the purell thing, the only time i do that is if i pump gas or if i'm just touched something yucky. i think it's impossible to have everything germ free. i know when i have the baby, i will try to keep things as clean as possible.
 
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hbollotte

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keeping home germ-free with visitors you don't know

i always wonder how my health would be if my home was germ free. i live out in the country in a rice field (dust, pollen, you name it). i'm constantly outside and we always have company. i am 18 weeks pregnant. i don't do the purell thing, the only time i do that is if i pump gas or if i'm just touched something yucky. i think it's impossible to have everything germ free. i know when i have the baby, i will try to keep things as clean as possible.
 
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hbollotte

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keeping home germ-free with visitors you don't know

i always wonder how my health would be if my home was germ free. i live out in the country in a rice field (dust, pollen, you name it). i'm constantly outside and we always have company. i am 18 weeks pregnant. i don't do the purell thing, the only time i do that is if i pump gas or if i'm just touched something yucky. i think it's impossible to have everything germ free. i know when i have the baby, i will try to keep things as clean as possible.
 
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LouLou

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keeping home germ-free with visitors you don't know

I've been in to view an apartment where the person was germophobic. The land lord told us that they were immune comprimised. They had a piece of tape on the carpet at which point no one could cross the line with shoes and although they did not do this I would see no problem with you leaving a bottle of Purell there for all to use. Maybe even a sign with *rules*

I don't see a reason why you need to warn the landlord about germs that could harm other cfers. They'll never know if their clients have cf.

As long as you are a bill paying resident they owe it to you to help you maintain your health.

Btw, what city do you live in? I live in Philly.
 
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LouLou

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keeping home germ-free with visitors you don't know

I've been in to view an apartment where the person was germophobic. The land lord told us that they were immune comprimised. They had a piece of tape on the carpet at which point no one could cross the line with shoes and although they did not do this I would see no problem with you leaving a bottle of Purell there for all to use. Maybe even a sign with *rules*

I don't see a reason why you need to warn the landlord about germs that could harm other cfers. They'll never know if their clients have cf.

As long as you are a bill paying resident they owe it to you to help you maintain your health.

Btw, what city do you live in? I live in Philly.
 
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