
7 Germy Public Hot Spots
By Valerie Tejeda | 09/14/2012 - 13:47 | 0 Comments
When we’re out running errands, most of us don’t realize the amount of germs we come in contact with on a daily basis. With cold and flu season just beginning, it’s time to get that hand sanitizer ready, especially after coming in contact with these seven things!
ATM
You may think depositing money at your neighborhood ATM is harmless enough. However, ATM’s can carry more bacteria than a public restroom. Why? ATM cleanings are few and far between, so bacteria and viruses can stay on the surface for up to 18 hours. Make sure to wash your hands before touching you face or eating anything after coming in contact with an ATM.
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