work colleague who doesnt wash her hands!!

Wobbly, what do you mean, you 'don't touch contaminated bits'?

Don't answer that Wobbly I really don't want to know!!

The toilet flush, cubicle handle etc. What did you think I meant ?

How pathetic some people are. Some of the public toilets that I have been in, are absolutely disgusting and I wouldnt linger a minute longer than I had to. I hover over the toilet seat, wouldn't dream of sitting down aaargh. Washing your hands is a joke. Get real and lighten up. Public toilets are a cess pit of germs. People are wayyyyy to obsessed with germs, dirt and poo. Just stay in bed and don't move. That way, you may be ok...........?

You haven't seen my bed.

Behave!

Someone artistic could perhaps make a quirky sign for the back of the toilet door - better than above the basins if you think about it
eg
[http://www.washroomcubicles.co.uk/free-school-washroom-posters/]

I don't think it's worth alienating a work colleague over this. you don't want a bad atmosphere. She may laugh and say she forgot or she may fall out with you for embarrassing her. Say nothing but get a notice put on the wall, then forget it. We don't live in a sterile world. If you work in a hospital though that's a bit different. How about an anonymous note on her desk?
I had a colleague once with dreadful B.O. Nobody dared say a word, now that Was awkward..

I was in John Lewis at lunch time today, and visited their loos. One young woman came out of the cubicle, and marched straight for the exit. I just hope she wasn't going to lunch . Also, an older lady in the restaurant, was enjoying her sausages and mash, scooping up and eating the mash and peas with her knife. I shouldn't stare, but didn't believe my eyes.

Eating mash and peas with a knife is hardly unhygienic though is it...?

Pretty disgusting to observe though.

Really? Can't see why...(and no, I don't eat peas with my knife but live and let live)

The young woman who apparently failed to wash her hands may have used an alcohol gel or wipe before leaving the cubicle. I do that in train toilets which are a nightmare for hand washing. Then I use it again when I get back to my seat, having touched door handles on the way.