The 10 Most Germ-Infested Places in Public

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http://www.sixwise.com/newsletters/07/02/07/the_10_most_germ-infested_places_in_public.htm The Top 10 Germiest Public Places Playgrounds are not the only public places that call for a good hand-washing after using them. Following are the top 10 germiest places the researchers found (germs are able to survive on these surfaces anywhere from just a few hours to a few weeks). Playgrounds Bus rails/armrests Public bathrooms Shopping cart handles Escalator handrails Chair armrests Vending machine buttons Shared pens Public telephones Elevator buttons"Get off your ass and take your government back." ~Rocky Ward

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Rocky, a huge industry is putting silver dust or colloidal silver

into plastic surfaces so as they weather, enough silver ions are

exposed to subdue bacteria and viruses that hit those surfaces. These

ten most infested places, plus cafeteria table tops, were the first

targets several years ago in Japan; maybe something is happening in

the USA by now (you'd think).

 

Duncan

 

, Rocky Ward

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> http://www.sixwise.com/newsletters/07/02/07/the_10_most_germ-

infested_places_in_public.htm

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> The Top 10 Germiest Public Places

> Playgrounds are not the only public places that call for a good

hand-washing after using them. Following are the top 10 germiest

places the researchers found (germs are able to survive on these

surfaces anywhere from just a few hours to a few weeks).

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> Playgrounds

> Bus rails/armrests

> Public bathrooms

> Shopping cart handles

> Escalator handrails

> Chair armrests

> Vending machine buttons

> Shared pens

> Public telephones

> Elevator buttons

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> " Get off your ass and take your government back. " ~Rocky Ward

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