Maybe if they just wore socks and shoes and wear gloves while refueling and inspecting the truck?
I think that would go a long way to alleviate the hygiene problems?
As an experienced driver my advice is the buckets at the fuel islands are not a bird bath.
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by LTL Bull, Jun 28, 2022.
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Are you sure they were using the actual buckets? A lot of these places have hoses/spigot to refill said buckets?
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Deleted...Not my type of thread.
Bathrooms ought to be used for such things.Last edited: Jun 29, 2022
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Y’all have never brushed yalls teeth outta the buckets?? Anything to keep the left door shut, right??
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####, and I felt a bit guilty for rinsing out my coffee mug with the water hose while I was in the fuel aisle the other day.
I have actually seen someone in a pair of shorts take a shower with the hose at a pilot once. But it was late at night and there wasn’t very many trucks so he wasn’t holding anyone up. Got his shampoo and everything out. Soaked down, lathered up and rinsed off got back in his truck and took off. -
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I can't remember where I was but they were having plumbing problems and they had a sign that said "Put used toilet paper in wastebasket" and I was thinking "What is this? Mexico?" No thanks.
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