Dispensary Corner 19 Aug 16
August 19, 2016
OPENING the film on your
cucumber to find a squashed,
dead worm wouldn’t incite the
most positive reaction in most
people but one UK man decided
to have a bit of fun with it.
He did what a lot of consumers
would do, taking to the Facebook
page of supermarket giant Tesco
to post make a comment.
“I excitedly shouted to the kids
to come downstairs and meet our
new pet. We decided to name
him William,” he wrote.
“24 hours later and William
still hasn’t moved, on closer
inspection he seems quite flat
and I think he may be dead,” he
continued.
He said he now had upset
children, a worm funeral to plan
& had lost his taste for cucumber
sandwiches which everyone
knows are a favourite at a wake.
Tesco sent the family a sympathy
card which now sits beside the grave.
MAKEUP brushes may look safe
enough but unless you’re vigilant
with washing them they’re
probably harbouring ‘a bacteria
soup’, according to a report
published in the Daily Mail.
The reporter sent her makeup
brushes for testing only to find
the amount of bacteria collecting
on her makeup brushes could
easily cause nasty skin infections.
The report also found that
cleaning methods such as brush
cleansing gels and silicone
cleansing palettes were not nearly
as fast and effective as soap and
water for removing germs.
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