When we were all babies, I am pretty sure most of us had the habit of sucking our chubby thumb after our binkies were gone. I am here to show you that doing something like that is a way for you to allow more unfriendly foreigners into your body.
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For those of you lazy people who decide that in order to get out of the bathroom in a hurry, you quickly rinse your hands, thus "cleaning" them, it just leaves you in a similar position as before when you didn't wash your hands. Because while the water does wash away some bacteria, majority of the pathogens are staying there waiting to invade your body.
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Just another quick advice to those who rinse: Some of you may think that hot water will solve everything about the bacteria problem. Well . . . you're wrong. Bacteria WON'T die in hot water and will just stay on your skin like how they are on this picture unless you turn the water up to over 140 degrees in temperature which you should never do unless you want burns.
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While it is true that some E. Coli's are harmless and are actually beneficial to your human body (in your intestinal tract), others are just pathogenic meaning they could harm you by giving you illnesses and problems in your intestinal tract leading to diarrhea. And the bacteria that stick to your hands are not an exception.
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http://www.health.state.mn.us/handhygiene/why/index.html
For more information, click the link above ^^^
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