Allergic to money!?

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sippers	Gloves? Finger cots? Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Johnny B	Wear clear surgical gloves. Or change jobs. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

gegegetitshawty	your allergic to cotton? wtf Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Rainbow chaser	yeah,money carries all kind of germs and quit the job if the conditions is still the same Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

mcdannells	Hello, Yes money is very dirty!! Drugs, fesses are only a couple things found on the common bill that we consumers handle every day, so I can just imagine what is going through her hands every day.... What about hand lotion, antibiotic lotion? At the reptile stores they sell it for the saminila (sp) that iguanas and other critters produce. It would be nice if some kind of finger caps were out there? When you are in the bank next time ask them what they use. They handle money every day too? Good luck I bet a lot more ideas will come out of your question. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Kate J	Yes, those alcohol-based Antibacterial gels, like Purell. I know some people freaked about about germs that use them all the time. I am so NOT allergic to money. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

=^..^= kittie_kaat☺	money is disgusting it could have anything on it. Do you realize how many people touch a single piece of money. Use germ X. or any other hand sanitizer. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

TechGirl	Have her carry a small bottle of Hand Sanitizer and use it frequently. She can even use it after she handles money in between customers. That would be my best answer. Also, have her check a dermatologist about this. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Blake	You're allergic to cotton? Weird. How do you wear a shirt? Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No

Esma	It could be the soap she's using. Since she washes her hands so often, it could be a reaction to the soap, or she could be rubbing them raw. It probably isn't the money, if it isn't soap. It's probably the dirt ON the money. Her best bet would be to either wear gloves (although it would make counting the money very difficult) or to keep some instant hand sanitizer by her register to wash her hands every few customers. If it is the money, it's the coins and not the green. The green is paper and linen, and if she is able to use paper and bedsheets, it isn't that. Was this answer helpful to you? Yes / No