If you eat off your desk, what does that say about your toilet seat?
… For the study, Gerba and his team separated office workers into two groups. One group used disinfecting wipes to clean their desks, phones and computers; the other did not. Within two days, the wipes users were found to have a 99.9 percent reduction in bacteria levels.
The study team evaluated a variety of office locations, environments and surfaces. Study sites included private offices, cubicles and common work areas in offices located in New York, San Francisco, Tucson and Tampa. A total of 7,000 samples were collected nationwide and analyzed at the University of Arizona laboratories. …
Average Desk Harbors 400 Times More Bacteria Than Average Toilet Seat — lifehack.org
Good Grief! Now that’s an eye-opener! I think I am going to be ill.
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i am plannin to study the bacterial distributuon in computer key boards , mouse, mouse pad and other. hence could u hehp me by providing the original article about which u have talked about above.pls send it to biotechnepal@yahoo.com.
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[quote comment=“10971”]hello
i am plannin to study the bacterial distributuon in computer key boards , mouse, mouse pad and other. hence could u hehp me by providing the original article about which u have talked about above.pls send it to biotechnepal@yahoo.com.
Regards[/quote]
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