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Bacteria in the invisible droplets from flushing the toilet alone is plenty enough to contaminate your smartphone, big-time. If say you've the highly contagiou
by hilbert42 2y ago
Bacteria in the invisible droplets from flushing the toilet alone is plenty enough to contaminate your smartphone, big-time.
If say you've the highly contagious and all-to-common Noro virus, and even if you've washed your hands thoroughly and then touch your contaminated smartphone you'll go on to contaminate almost every surface you touch, food and everything else.
Why don't people still understand this given that it's had such huge airing in recent years (as it's such a significant problem on cruise ships)?
That people still don't is the reason why medical and health authorities should be much more proactive in this area.
- maroonblazer 2y agoBut the bacteria isn't only getting on your phone. It's getting on your clothes and skin and other parts of you that you also come into contact with.
- hilbert42 2y agoCheck the YouTube video and my longer comment below.