eli5 Touching newspapers makes my hands dirty, so how does newspaper clean windows?
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There’s a difference between clean and germ free. Windows don’t have to worry about germs. They just need to be clean and not free of germs.
There’s a difference between clean and germ free. Windows don’t have to worry about germs. They just need to be clean and not free of germs.
There’s a difference between clean and germ free. Windows don’t have to worry about germs. They just need to be clean and not free of germs.
Windows don’t excrete oils like your hands do that makes the ink stick. And window cleaner isn’t a strong enough solvent to cause the ink to bleed from the paper.
Windows don’t excrete oils like your hands do that makes the ink stick. And window cleaner isn’t a strong enough solvent to cause the ink to bleed from the paper.
Windows don’t excrete oils like your hands do that makes the ink stick. And window cleaner isn’t a strong enough solvent to cause the ink to bleed from the paper.
Metaphorically — reading a newspaper will educate you and thus “clean the window” for you to see what is happening in the world. However, at that moment you realize that you are already somehow involved in the things you read about, at least in your mind. Some of the things may be unpleasant and thus you are “getting your hands dirty” by reading.
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