6 household items that are dirtier than toiletries

 6 household items that are dirtier than toiletries 

Most people would think of toilet bowls as the dirtiest thing in real life.
However, "bacteria lumps" that are dirtier than toilets are hidden in our daily lives.
If you don't maintain a clean state, you should pay attention as much as it can cause various diseases.


1. Smartphone 

As expected, smartphones were selected as representative bacterial habitats.
Forbes reported that smartphones are buried 10 times more bacteria than toilets, including staphylococcus aureus. 
The toilet seat was found to contain between 50 and 300 germs per standard area (2.54 square meters)
Up to 3,000 smartphones were detected, 10 times more than that.
In addition, tablet PCs, game manipulators, and computer keyboards were also detected more bacteria than public toilets.

 2. Old cosmetics 

Cosmetics that have passed their expiration date have four times more germs than toilets and mop.
It is highly likely to cause various skin diseases such as acne and boils, so you need to be careful.

In order to prevent bacterial growth, it is most important to consume all cosmetics within the expiration date
It is also a way to store it at an appropriate temperature using a cosmetics refrigerator.

 3. Handbags 

Handbags carrying smartphones and cosmetics also have an environment suitable for bacteria to reproduce.
It is said that there were three times as many germs as regular handbags in the toilet and 10 times as many handbags in the hand.

The part with the most germs was also the handle that burned a lot.

4. Restaurant menu 

"Make sure to wash your hands after looking at the menu at the restaurant." I clean the table after the meal,
This is because I have never seen a restaurant that cleans the menu.

Sometimes, the menu with food stains was a hotbed of germs.
It is said that there are more than 100 times more germs on the menu than on the toilet.

5. Faucet 

Kitchen taps have 44 times more germs than toilets. 
The toilet faucet is home to more than 21 times as many bacteria as the toilet.

There are a lot of people who touch it and it's always wet
This is because it is an optimized environment for germs to live in.

6. Elevator button 

The University of Toronto warned that lift buttons contain 40 times more germs than toilets.
Many unspecified people unintentionally share germs on their hands.

There may be readers who want to move to the stairs, but the handles on the stair railing
be infested with germs