Below deck areas on the world's largest cruise ship have hand washing checkpoints to stay safe!

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The creator describes a specific hygiene protocol implemented on a large cruise ship to ensure crew members maintain cleanliness. The video focuses on a dedicated area located below deck that contains multiple sinks designed for frequent hand washing. This area serves as a mandatory checkpoint that crew members must pass through to access certain parts of the vessel. The creator explains that a staff member is stationed at this entrance to monitor compliance and ensure that everyone washes their hands before proceeding. Because the creator's supervisor's office is located beyond this threshold, the creator must pass through the station frequently throughout the workday. The creator estimates that this requirement results in washing their hands approximately forty times per day. While the creator acknowledges the importance of maintaining cleanliness for safety, they also express personal concern regarding the potential for skin dryness caused by such frequent washing. The creator concludes by suggesting a need for more hydrating soap to mitigate the effects of the constant cleaning routine.
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crew members have to wash their hands so often on cruise ships there's actually this part of the ship they've got all these sinks
anytime you cross that threshold you have to wash your hands there's even a person there where it's their job to stand there and guard the entrance
I'm truly probably washing my hands 40 times a day I guess it's good to be clean and all but my hands dude I need to start bringing my own soap
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