germs

You reach for a cup of coffee at work and just grab one of the mugs on the counter. You might want to rethink that.

There is no question that germs live everywhere. You can clean every square inch of everything and you still won't be able to avoid the inevitable. Some places where germs gather are pretty obvious, but there are some areas of your house that you probably don't even think of. These areas happen to be some of the germiest in your home.

What are the germiest things you'll find in public places?  Perhaps the ATM machine, the elevator button at work or the handle on the grocery cart.  Read on and be prepared to never leave home without some hand sanitizer.

You might want to do a little cleaning on your phone, whatever kind you have.   Toilet seats actually have less germs than cellphones do.  Can that really be true?

As you know, the bathroom is filled with germs and bacteria. It’s a fact of life you learn young. But apparently your bathroom isn’t as dirty as other rooms in your life.