Below are extensive lists of things which may have bacteria.

 

1. Telephones
2. Used tweezers
3. Sneeze
4. Wallet
5. Gas Pump
6. Tickets
7. Handles on many stuff
8. Keyboard
9. Remote Control
10. Stairs Handrail
11. Grocery Card Handle
12. Diapers
13. Woman’s Purse
14. Reusable Bags
15. Computer Mouse
16. Lamp/Light SWITCH
17. Door knob handle
18. Money/Cash
19. Coffee pot handle/button
20. Shared workroom office supplies
21. Utensils
22. Stationery like pens, copy, books
23. Public transit
24. Cables
25. Copy machine buttons
26. Swings
27. Menu books
28. Microwave
29. Restroom door lock
30. Vending machine buttons
31. Used chairs
32. Escalator handrails
33. Key Chains
34. Jewelry Exchanged
35. Wash Clothe
36. Car shifters/Gear
37. Reusable grocery bags
38. Hospitals
39. Woman’s purse
40. Vending machine buttons
41. Infrequently laundered clothing
42. A cough into your hand
43. Escalator handrails
44. Steering wheel
45. Printer touch screen, Menu
46. Public transit
47. Game console buttons
48. Publicly used chairs
49. Copy machines buttons
50. Body parts
51. Vending machines buttons
52. Restroom stall door locks
53. Light switch
54. Restaurant menus
55. Pen
56. Cellphones
57. Keys
58. Used Pliers
59. Microwave buttons
60. Mouse/keyboard
61. TV Remotes
62. Elevator buttons
63. ATM keypads
64. Kids Game joystick
65. Packages of meat in grocery stores
66. Kids shoelace
67. Refrigerator handles
68. Door handle
69. Drawer handle
70. Grocery cart handle
71. Coffee pot handle
72. Coffee machines buttons and handles
73. Shared work room office supplies
74. Sink water handle
75. Indoor playgrounds[especially in restaurants]
76. Airplane tray table and armrests
77. Kitchen sponges
78. Doctor’s office
79. Seat belt buckles
80. Bathroom exit door handles

 

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Last update on 2021-04-23 at 13:42 PST - Details

 

Last update on 2021-04-23 at 13:42 PST - Details