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Charles Gerba, a professor of microbiology at the University of Arizona and Americas’ leading expert on work and home hygiene says an average office has 100 times more bacteria than a toilet seat.
He along with his fellow researchers found that the ‘germiest’ workplace surfaces included (ranked from most germy to least germy):
He along with his fellow researchers found that the ‘germiest’ workplace surfaces included (ranked from most germy to least germy):
- Phone
- Keyboard
- Computer Mouse
- Desktop
It is patently obvious that human hands are the primary carriers of germs in the workplace and they need to be clean and dry in order to stop infection.
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