I agree. Holy Wet Wipes!!

There are many separatist religious groups like the Amish and Mennonites that do not insist that the secular world change into a religious one. I think separatist religions should follow these groups most commendable example.

I also don't like the idea of these men using sinks to wash their feet in either. Don't even get me started thinking about fungus and bacteria.

The Athlete's Foot fungus is highly contagious, and people who have it can easily infect others. You can control it, but there is no cure.

It is my understanding that, as part of the ablution, they must snort water into their nostrils and then release the mucus into their left hand. Then what?

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I agree. Holy Wet Wipes!!

There are many separatist religious groups like the Amish and Mennonites that do not insist that the secular world change into a religious one. I think separatist religions should follow these groups most commendable example.

I also don't like the idea of these men using sinks to wash their feet in either. Don't even get me started thinking about fungus and bacteria.

The Athlete's Foot fungus is highly contagious, and people who have it can easily infect others. You can control it, but there is no cure.

It is my understanding that, as part of the ablution, they must snort water into their nostrils and then release the mucus into their left hand. Then what?

Do these men clean up the washing area after they are finished with their ablutions?

It would seem to me that the entire restroom area would be covered in water, fungus, mucus, bacteria and other unclean leftovers of their "religious cleansing".

I want to know if the officials at the KCI Aviation Center checked this out with the Missouri Health Department, or did they just blithely give in to pressure from the loudest voices.