Question:
Has anybody washed their car barefoot at a self serve car wash?
Pauly W
2007-05-22 10:48:21 UTC
I washed my care barefoot at Wonder Wash today. It was wonderful! I decided to take off my sandals and wash the minivan barefoot. This did keep my feet clean though LOL! My feet did get soap on them so they didn't stink. ANybody else washed their vehicle barefoot at a self serve car wash?
Thirteen answers:
Eric
2007-05-28 13:34:25 UTC
Of course, all the time! I can't believe so many people would rather wash their car wearing shoes - yuck -



Car washing is best done wearing nothing but swimming trunks.
Sheriam
2007-05-22 14:27:08 UTC
I don't own a car but I do go barefoot full-time and people in this category sure are germaphobes! Our skin is made to keep pathogens out, we've lived for thousands of years wearing footwear only rarely and no plumbing system, okay there were more diseases but if we were *that* fragile we'd never have made it past walking upright. The skin on our feet is pretty tough, especially if you're used to going barefoot, and won't cut so easily. As long as there are no cuts, we're at far greater risk of picking something up through our hands, because with our hands we touch our faces and food (even if you wash up before dinner, who never takes a snack or cookie without washing up?). That way we transfer germs we pick up from all those common items many people touch -door knobs, shopping carts, money, etc- to a place where they can enter our body. On our feet, as long as you don't lick your toes, most things aren't going to harm you.



(Hm, I wonder who are the real germaphobes and are going to carry babywipes on their next shopping trip after reading this :))
2007-05-25 04:29:30 UTC
I don't own a car, but I've washed many cars belonging to friends and family at self-serve car washes in my bare feet. I've been a barefooter since I was a boy, and really enjoy it.
Voicebf
2015-01-19 18:36:23 UTC
I wash my car barefoot to self service. Only in summer, of course. After I washed the car, I prefer to drive barefoot, not to dirty with dirty slippers, mats.
David M
2007-05-22 10:56:52 UTC
Not at a carwash but I often take barefoot showers at home which I believe serves the same purpose.
rann_georgia
2007-05-22 22:03:26 UTC
Besides the broken glass, gravel and rocks, those pressure hoses can put out quite a sting on bare feet. Might a trip to the cash wash followed by a trip to the emergency room.
2007-05-22 10:57:33 UTC
Why? and no, never, I wash my car at home and give her TLC. I'm sure there is a ton of nasty things on the ground that you were walking around on barefoot, you know one of my friends puked all over another friends car one night and we took it to one of those and just hosed it off? Sure hope it wasn't the one you went to......
lace-a-kins
2007-05-22 11:07:35 UTC
That is just plain gross-- there are many germs and stuff in there- I used to live next door to a car wash and can't believe some of the stuff I saw people wash.
freezedried001500
2007-05-22 11:02:56 UTC
That actually is a good way to get a good cut on your foot and a great way to get infection. I am sure that is was great being barefoot in all that water, but there are so many particles on the ground that you can not take into account that could cut you, that it is not worth the risk.
2007-05-22 10:59:32 UTC
I go ahead and shower there as well. Those spray heads really get the ear wax out.
sexy_butt_amy
2007-05-25 12:44:07 UTC
Only girls should go barefoot in public, no men !!!
HMF313
2007-05-22 10:53:10 UTC
That sounds gross, I keep my shoes on in public.
2007-05-23 04:10:15 UTC
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