www.Primo.com: The dirtiest objects.

You probably do not know that the objects around us contains bacteria, and if we hold constant would be bad for our bodies that might lead us sick.

Such items include:

Money.

Everybody likes money, but it certainly will not be the likes of bacteria in it. According to Dr. Darlington of the Health Commissioner of New York, there are about 135,000 bacteria on the money, especially paper money.

Mobile phone / cell.

Mobile phones are items that can not be separated from everyday life. Due to loose it, then the mobile phone used as a favorite place for the thousands of bacteria to settle. Bacteria likes to stick to the phone because the temperature is warm and suitable for its growth. To avoid this, there are now anti-microbial coatings for mobile phones that can protect from bacteria and reduces the risk of bacteria attached to the face and hands.

The sink kitchen.

The kitchen is the dirtiest place among all the other parts of the house, let alone part of the sink. There are about 500,000 bacteria present on every inch of the sink. To fix this, try cleaning the sink with a half cup of baking soda and half a cup of vinegar. After that, do not forget to flush it with water to get the sink clean and hygienic.

Button lights.

Usually the last or the first entry in the room is the most frequent contact with the light switch. Bacteria are very happy to live in an area that is much touched by many people. According to the sanitation expert, in every inch the light switch there are about 217 bacteria can be passed from hand to hand.

Keyboard computer.

A study in the UK had mentioned that the bacteria in the computer keyboard more than the bacteria in the toilet. For that you should regularly clean the keyboard with a special tool or keyboard cleaner can also use a wet cloth.
Thank you for reading this article. Written and posted by Bambang Sunarno. sunarnobambang86@gmail.com
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DatePublished: August 24, 2015 at 21:00