Public Surface Touching Post-COVID Raises Hygiene Concerns
- Readers express concern over the casual approach to touching public surfaces post-COVID.
- Historically, people wore gloves when touching public surfaces, a practice now seen as old-fashioned.
- Miss Manners receives queries about the relevance of historical hygiene practices.
- Readers wonder if past practices might have been more hygienic than current ones.
- The discussion highlights a shift in public health perspectives and etiquette.