No, we are not talking about OCD, there are people who like to maintain hygiene in their daily lives and we completely appreciate it. Tainted teeth, smelly undergarments, dirty bathrooms, vaguely washed utensils, unclean nails, ghastly loo habits are their absolute turn offs and they will distant themselves from the people who are borderline unhygienic. The hygienic lot is a handful few and it is truly taxing for them to cope up with the other lot. We are still in the muddle what the unhygienic lot must have been doing while teachers taught this in school?

However, here are 10 things a hygienic person or who teaches hygiene as a social service will definitely relate to:

They hate eating without washed hands:

They will always wash their hands with soap before eating no matter if they use spoon and fork. It is like a way of living for them. Some people even wash their hands immediately after touching something that they think might carry germs like rupee notes.

Cleaning their houses is stress-bursting for them:

They will make no qualms of spending most of the holiday but doing house cleaning. They will have all the house cleaning machineries ready and will jump in action on the stipulated day. After all, there is no better satisfaction than seeing their house mirror clean.

They will wash their feet on coming back home:

They will deal those people with complete disarray who throw themselves on the bed after coming back home from work without cleaning their feet. A cleanliness enthusiast treats their bed as temple and will no cotton to any unwashed feet upon it.

They will take more time to cook:

As it has been stated above, half-heartedly cleaned utensils make them freak out. So they will take extra care to make sure the utensils are super clean before they use them for cooking. Also, they believe in no wastage so will plan the quantities with a cool head. And of course, cleaning the kitchen like new after cooking is a great deal of work too.

There will be dustbins around the house:

Because sweeping things under the carpet is not gentlemanly for them, they will make sure that wastages go into their determined place, the dustbins.

Their gadgets will be well maintained:

They will take care of their gadgets as their babies and will of course clean the underneath of the mobile phone covers periodically. That aside, all other electronic equipment ranging from toasters to grinders will be stark clean too.

Their cleaning tools will be perfectly cleaned:

Apart from the small dustbins, they will have a fully sanitized master dustbin and all the cleaning equipment will be squeaky clean too.

They will hate house parties:

They will sneakily steer clear of arranging house parties, birthday parties of their kids for that matter because the after-party cleaning and ketchup stains on the cushions start giving them sleepless nights at the very mention of it.

They will avoid messy people:

As their wardrobes are always arranged and their things are always in place, they will fake a smile and kill the messy person in their mind by the cruellest way possible.

They will be hard to please:

All hell breaks loose when a hygienic person has to deal with an unhygienic partner who refuses to change himself even after years of cajoling.

A Hygiene lover hence pretty hard to please because they have a high-end standard of cleanliness not many can subscribe to.

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Sulabh Shauchalaya Or Shahrukh Khan?

Is that even a question worth thinking about?

Obviously, we need Shahrukh Khan!!!!!!!!

Sulabh Shauchalya can wait, for another life!

Whoa, wait wait!

It’s not us who are saying this, but a big company in the business of toilet accessories is saying this.

Yes, you read it right!

In a country where basic hygiene is still a novelty of concept for most of the population, where toilets are still considered to be a luxury rather than basic necessity, there are organisations who consider that toilets need to have a class, a style. According to them, having a stylised commode or an attractive faucet is more important than having a basic “Shauchlaya” for poor people who have to relieve themselves in the dark of the night in open fields or on railway tracks!

Actually, there is news doing the rounds that Shahrukh has been signed for or is on the verge of signing a contract to be the brand ambassador of the company and promote their toilet accessories for a whopping 15crores! Can you imagine the figure?

It’s humongous!

Come to think of it. Isn’t it better for the company to rather spend that kind of money to make public toilets or adopting a few villages and providing each household there with a decent toilet? This amount of Rs. 15crores can help in constructing so many “Sulabh Shauchlaya” which can have company’s accessories to help build the branding too. They can use the toilet walls for their brand logos, their efforts for a much needed social cause will give them free publicity and enhance the brand in a positive manner.

It’s true that it is a free economy and everyone is free to conduct their business the way they want it, but then there are some basic needs of the country, and everyone has a responsibility for that. With Mr. Modi’s Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan crawling at a snail speed, such initiatives will give the campaign a big shoot, with the hygiene facilities they will be providing. Instead of showering so much money on celebs to establish the brand, it is important to be amongst the common man and help out with his real needs. Advertising the brand can happen with lesser known models who won’t charge such a bomb. The word of mouth publicity, the positive feedback after doing the community service and economical advertising can easily establish the brand in the consciousness of the consumer. What say? Isn’t it a constructive idea?

Our heroes have multiple avenues to earn big bucks from. Let them earn from promoting cars and paints and clothes and detergents while companies who can contribute in developing the nation, in however small manner, should do their bit instead of spending their valuable resources on exorbitant fees of superstars!

Toilet company, are you listening?

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