No man, seriously, I work closely with the health department on these matters. Getting a tattoo out of your home is bad news, UNLESS, you have a rooms set up for just that purpose in your home...meaning having a room set aside strictly for tattooing with all cleanable non-porus surfaces, a clean non pourus chair to sit in, proper medical grade cleaning agents such as wavacide or matacide hard surface disinfectant... You catch my drift.

Also you would need a room set aside strictly for the handling of contaminated materials...how many houses have built in bio-rooms?

Now, just to clear up some misconceptions:

but its a fact that you have a lot of people, lot of sweat, occasional blood...It's not sterile, and the measures you no doubt take to try to keep it as clean as possible, are what breed up the truly nasty infections like staph.

First off, you can not catch any nasty diseases from sweat, and I dont know what shop allows pooling sweat to stick around for someone to sit in anyway.

Blood exposure does happen in tattoo shops, but responsible shops are using gloves, and covering the surface that you are sitting on, the surface they are tattooing off of, and their machine parts that may get exposed to blood with disposable coverings. which get immediately disposed of after every client.

A lot of people doesnt mean shit if you are cleaning properly in between every one. Surgery rooms see a lot of people, so there are procedures in place to make sure it is brand new between each one.

The measures that tattoo shops take to kill off infection (meaning hard surface disinfectants, disposable equipment and proper use of autoclave sterilization) DO NOT > breed up the truly nasty infections like staph.

And I challenge you to source me any medical study that says otherwise.

Now, if you are not in the States, then I don't know what the tattoo scene is like where you are, but here in the states this is just the way that it is...why do you think it is illegal in most of the country to get tattooed in your home?