Kill household germs and bacteria. Every day there is an ongoing battle between you and household germs. Those pesky germs will not win! The good news is that you do not have to be a germaphobe to have the advantage over germs. When the war against germs and keep your household safe. Here are few tips to keep household germs at bay, keeping cold, flu, and other infectious illnesses from spreading.
Where Do Germs Hide
Germs and bacteria can live on almost any surface. However, there are a few common areas where they thrive and multiple creating more opportunities for infection.
Toothbrush holder– Tooth brush holders are areas where germs love to hang out. Many times, toothbrush holders are near the toilet. Many people often forget or simply do not know how to properly flush a toilet. Flushing the toilet without closing the lid sends particles of what ever is in the toilet in the air. The moist environment is the perfect breeding ground for germs
Cell Phones– Yes, cell phones will carry some of the most germs. A typical cell phone has more germs per square in than a toilet or garbage can. Through out the day we touch everything and then pick up our phone, transferring germs and bacteria. Some people blow their nose or scratch their butts and pick the cell phone up without washing their hands. Many even take the phone into the bathroom while they do the number 2. How often do you really clean your phone?
Kitchen Sinks – The kitchen sink is one of the most germiest places in your house. We often rinse meat without properly disinfecting afterwards. 45 percent of sinks tested positive for coliform bacteria
Dish Rags and Sponges – This may come as a surprise to many. But 77 percent harbored coliform bacteria, and another 86 percent contained yeast and mold. Even scarier, 18 percent contained staph bacteria
Kitchen counter – Can you believe it; 18 percent of kitchen counters have mold. One of the filthiest places in the house. We often rinse meat without properly disinfecting afterwards along with pouring liquids and food down the drain. This can lead to a buildup of germs because they have plenty of nourishment