Just that, really (with the backdrop of Covid-19) - we are being advised to use paper tissues and dispose of them after one use, but when you are out and about, how easy or difficult is it to do that in the places you frequent?
Personally, I have found it difficult/impossible.
Having 'caught' a sneeze while in a supermarket, I had no option other than to put the tissue back in my pocket, as there are no bins. The same would have applied in almost any shop not large enough to have a public toilet.
A similar problem in the public library with dgd, who almost always has a runny nose.
On my local walks, no bins.
Even in local villages and towns, bins are few and far between, if not non-existent..
Is this a widespread problem, and if so, how can we reasonably follow that piece of advice?
Hunt, the Chancellor, gets his figures wrong!
How do you acknowledge Easter.