True or False: Terrycloth towels can be used for hand drying in lavatories if they are changed daily.

Terrycloth towels are generally not recommended for hand drying in public lavatories regardless of how often they are changed. The primary reason for this is the potential for bacterial contamination. Since terrycloth towels can harbor pathogens due to their texture and the moisture they retain, their use in a communal setting poses a risk of cross-contamination among multiple users.

In food service sanitation, the focus is on minimizing the risk of spreading germs. Single-use paper towels or electric hand dryers are preferred options because they help ensure that hands are dried in a hygienic manner without the risk of transferring bacteria from one person to another.

While the idea of changing terrycloth towels daily sounds reasonable, it does not mitigate the inherent risks associated with their use in a public facility. Therefore, the assertion that terrycloth towels can be used even if changed daily is incorrect, making the statement false.