Sanitizing Wipes in KSU Computer Classrooms October 8, 2009
Posted by Jason W Ellis in Kent State.Tags: h1n1, ksu, mou
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It’s great having sanitizing wipes in the MOU computer classrooms. However, they would be more effective if they weren’t locked inside a dispenser that prevents you from actually pulling the sanitizing wipes out of the case. Keys and coins were ineffective at opening the case. I’m thinking the cases are actually a sly attempt at hiding the university’s antiviral treasure in plain sight. Sneaky, yet effective.
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HA! At St. Andrews there are little bottles of Purel – that hand sanitizer stuff – sitting all over the place. Often in random places, like windowsills.
“Oh, I just stopped for a bit of sun, better sanitize my hands!”
I was in 213 and there were used ones all over the place on tables because there aren’t any trash cans in there. That’s stupid!
Yeah, it seems like the trashcan in SFH 213 disappeared recently–well, a couple of weeks ago. I don’t know why it was removed, but it’s a real pain with tables and floors collecting detritus.