TfL seats I live and work in London and I have to commute…
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TfL seats
I live and work in London and I have to commute every single day. I cannot sit down on the train seats. The idea of sitting in a seat that thousands of other strangers have sat in, of all different hygiene levels, with dead skin, poo bacteria, hairs. Omg it makes me feel so unwell. And the feeling of the sear against my skin in any way makes me shudder…
All national rail trains seats have a smell and as soon as I step onto the train this overwhelming musky smell hits me every single day. It’s the seats.
It makes absolutely zero sense that the seats are made of material. Fabric. WHY????? you can’t clean them as good as a metal or plastic seat. It makes no sense.
I honestly would rather stand for hours on end than have to sit down on these disgusting seats. I feel so contaminated and mentally unwell after I sit on them.
Does anyone else agree? I can’t be the only one surely.
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I live and work in London and I have to commute every single day. I cannot sit down on the train seats. The idea of sitting in a seat that thousands of other strangers have sat in, of all different hygiene levels, with dead skin, poo bacteria, hairs. Omg it makes me feel so unwell. And the feeling of the sear against my skin in any way makes me shudder…
All national rail trains seats have a smell and as soon as I step onto the train this overwhelming musky smell hits me every single day. It’s the seats.
It makes absolutely zero sense that the seats are made of material. Fabric. WHY????? you can’t clean them as good as a metal or plastic seat. It makes no sense.
I honestly would rather stand for hours on end than have to sit down on these disgusting seats. I feel so contaminated and mentally unwell after I sit on them.
Does anyone else agree? I can’t be the only one surely.
#local
source
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