Washing your hands in the kitchen sink?

Do people wash their babies in the kitchen sink or is this a white thing?

what about their poopy butts

rickysrose wrote: The issue isn't washing your hands in the kitchen at all Its coming into the kitchen to wash your hands instead of the bathroom or the laundry room Like the blowing nose thing, that should be done in the bathroom not the kitchen Y'all stressing the bleach out, making it work harder than it has to  But seriously did he bleach the sink after blowing his nose, does everyone else bleach the handles and faucet much less the sink before they use it?  It's just better to leave bathroom germs to the bathroom and come into the kitchen with clean hands even if you rewash them I use papertowel on public faucet handles, doors etc and never rest anything in the sink to cut down mingling with people's germs

No ricky, this is too difficult for them to grasp

He blew his nose in the sink...not just blowing his nose into a tissue in the break room. I wouldn't care if he did that. I mean snot in the sink. 

Blowing your snot into a sink is trife. I dont care if its the laundry room sink, thats just a nasty thing to do period.

As for the sink thing, I keep a bottle of anti bacterial handsoap by my kitchen sink to wash my hands when cooking. I dont think its nasty at all.