Only in Nursing: Stripping Down After a Shift

Nursing life: When you get home from a shift and strip down at the door to avoid bringing germs inside. Who else can relate? 😂🚪🩺✨

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[charlesncharge]

I worked with pesticides for years, and I used to do that every day after work. I'd put my work clothes in a plastic bag, and take them to the laundromat to wash at the end of the week so our washer wasn't contaminated and my wife and kids weren't exposed.

[Rose]

Love shows itself in different ways! Thank you for taking care of the people in your life ❤

[FranticMissyOfficial]

I worked at Carrabbas when I was in my 20s. I am quite familiar with this dance..

[tamarf]

Did you not have a proper dressing room at the hospital? How awful! Especially during covid, we weren't allowed to exit the hospital with scrubs (not a nurse but a hospital social worker)

[johnborick]

Uk the nursing home has a bathroom change there problem solved not to mention I've dated 2 cna and my mother was one none of them had to do this you're acting like you're a blue collar worker me personally one of the lesser out of them in the tree service reeking of bo and some trees reek and they have horrible smelling liquids that get all of you coming out you got asphalt workers garage men the list is endless and most of us don't go to this extreme at most we step inside remove the clothes and bring them right to the machine