Attention germaphobes!
- added October 24, 2007
- 4 responses
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- missehka
- added this
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1. Kitchen sink
2. Airplane bathrooms (yuck)
3. A load of wet laundry
4. Public drinking fountains
5. Shopping cart handles
6. ATM buttons
7. Your handbag
8. Playgrounds
9. Mats and machines at health clubs
10. Your bathtub
11. Your office phone
12. The hotel room remote control
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If you rent a bag, you can get someone else's germs, and can send yours along to the next person who rents your old bag. Gross!
I wonder what sort of cleaning they do on the bags before they loan them out to the next person, or sell them!
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Handle all these frequently - it can only boost and upgrade your immune system!
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- Vierotchka
- 1 year ago
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UMMMM- Consider that virus' are the oldest known form of life on earth and bacteria have been around since BEFORE humans existed- Yet in the most hygienic period in history we are to be afraid of them?
It is a fact that the genes that create our personal immune system were able to survive literally millions of generations to get to TODAY. So if germs were around unchecked for the entire history of evolution, is it even reasonable to be overly afraid of them NOW?
Good idea to be concerned with keeping the immune system HEALTHY that's for sure!
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I spray every square inch of my house with disinfectant everyday.
It's the only real safe place in this world of germs.
In fact, I can't leave. Really.
