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Bacteria

Get rid of the bacteria that occupy our homes?

There are tools in the house that are used periodically by humans. At first glance, they appear to be clean, although scientifically, they are not, such as brushing hair, pillows, and cutting boards for vegetables and meat in the kitchen.

 Here is a presentation, based on the experiences of experts in this field, showing how to clean these tools and household equipment, when to do this, and when to replace new ones.

Wooden spoons

Experts say wood has greater permeability and penetration compared to plastic or iron, which makes it a huge vector of bacteria and bacteria.

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After five years, or less if the wood begins to crack, or if any part of it becomes dark or fine because this may mean that the wood has been damaged and retained the bacteria.

Toothbrushes

Research and scientific studies indicate a relationship between serious health problems including heart disease, strokes, arthritis, chronic infections and unclean toothbrushes.

A study conducted by the University of Manchester found that the "normal" toothbrush contains an average of 10 million germs, including a large percentage of deadly bacteria such as astavilu koshi, astryptococcus, E. coli and Candida. Dentists say that the vision of the formation and accumulation of germs is not possible, but you can see the bristles of the fractured brush and puncture that embrace bacteria.

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Every three months.

Towels and bath towels

Experts recommend washing towels once a week with a wash water of 90 degrees Celsius or more to remove staphylococcus aureus, a bacteria that can pass from human skin to the towel. It can cause inflammation if exposed to a wound, and can also live on dry surfaces.

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Experts say these towels can be used for indefinite periods of time if they are washed with hot water regularly.

hair brush

Scientists say that the single bursa of any hair can carry 50,000 germs, and the hair brush may contribute to the reproduction of these germs.

The hair brush can pick up hair deposits and hairs that can become rough and rigid and therefore attract dirt.

Dermatologists say human skin carries large amounts of bacteria, whose effects vary from person to person.

Thus, diseases such as herpes (a contagious skin infection usually caused by pustules or sores on the face, neck, or hands) can be passed from one person to another using a joint of one hairbrush.

To avoid this, brush the hair and wash it with hot water and soap once a week and leave to dry.

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Every four years, but if teeth or brush bristles are noticed, it is advisable to change the brush in a period of less than four years, because brush damage can scratch the scalp and may cause inflammation and spread.

Plastic cutting boards

According to health care experts, the food chopping board packs up huge amounts of bacteria about 50 times the amount of bacteria carried by the toilet seat in the toilet. This is due to people's perceptions that the toilet seat needs frequent and regular cleaning, but they do not realize that the cutting board needs the same attention and care.

To clean the cutting board, sprinkle with a disinfectant, scrub and then wash it with hot water. Also, consider a separate chopping board for meat and poultry, and another plate of vegetables and fruits to prevent the transmission of bacteria - eg E. coli - to the salads or fruits, especially those that are not cooked at high temperatures. Enough to destroy the bacteria.

If you notice that the cutting board has begun to heal, because of the knife's woes and cracks, know that it is time to change the board, because the bacteria can lie in the cracks.

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Every three years.

Mattress mattresses

Experts say our body produces a quarter-liter of sweat and sweat every night. In addition to this, in addition to the many crusts released by our skin, we provide a constant feedstock for the dust moth. According to scientific research, the bed mattress contains, on average, more than 10,000 dust mites. This moth - and its enormous output - causes the transmission of diseases such as severe fever and allergies of all kinds, especially if the allergies already exist among family members. Therefore, experts advise to keep the mattress clean by removing sheets and sheets and cleaning the mattress with a vacuum cleaner at least once a week.

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Every five years, but if you vacuum the vacuum cleaner, you can keep it for up to 10 years.

 Sports shoes

Sports shoes are often kept in a warm, dark place or environment (a small wardrobe under the ladder, for example).

These shoes can therefore become a breeding ground for infections and fungi that transmit infections and infections.

Experts say that running shoes and running shoes may be worn out, and therefore feet are stressed. You should wash sports shoes - once a month - with cold water and soap and leave them to dry naturally.

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Once a year, or every 1000 kilometers.

Brush toilet seat cleaning

Experts say the brush, whose hair has been tattered or torn, will not effectively turn the toilet seat cavity, so you will not be able to cleanse it from bacteria. The worn-out brush can also stain and move dirty toilet water to walls and the area around the seat and spread bacteria when they touch these surfaces.

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Between seven months and a year.

Kitchen cleaning wipes and sponges

The wet and porous body of the kitchen sponges makes these sponges an ideal breeding environment for bacteria. In such circumstances, bacteria - or bacteria - can multiply to more than four million in just eight hours, and sponges and mops move and spread germs around easily because they move from surface to   surface. This makes them worry more than the toilet two hundred times. A study by the University of Arizona found that kitchen sponges carry a huge number of germs, including E. coli and salmonella.

Experts recommend that you also assign a different scanner to different functions (one for surfaces and one for dishwashing) and wash mops in dish washbasins, because the high temperature and strong chemicals found in laundry dishes are supposed to kill bacteria. The most effective way to kill germs is to put the cleaning sponges, taking into account that they are dry and not wet when placed.

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Once a month or use used kitchen towels instead of sponges.

Towel Tea Tray

Tea towels can transport bacteria, so they should be cleaned and washed regularly, and attention to know how to care for them. If you wipe your hands in a tea towel after touching raw meat, bacteria will move to the towels. If the towel is used to dry a dish, the bacteria will move to the dish.

To make sure bacteria are killed, use very hot water - preferably 90 degrees Celsius - to wash towels.

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Fabrics can be used as long as possible, if you are careful to wash them regularly at 90 ° C.

Vacuum cleaner

Researchers at the University of Arizona recently discovered that 50% of vacuum cleaners - tested and tested - contain fecal bacteria. (13% of which contained E. coli).

For cleaning and organizing vacuum cleaners, experts recommend brushing the brush with a disinfectant after each use. The bacteria residue can live inside the broom for five days inside the broom after emptying it of dirt and dirt.

Experts recommend using vacuum cleaners that do not have a closet, because the broom closet provides a good environment for the breeding and growth of bacteria. Vacuum cleaners should be washed once a week with hot water and soap to avoid the transmission of germs in them for furniture, mattresses and upholstery.

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It is recommended to buy brooms that use disposable bags after several times of use.

Clothes closet

The wardrobe environment - and similar environments, warm and dark - is a breeding ground for germs. Experts recommend wiping the inner surfaces of the cabinet, at least once a week, with a clean cloth and very hot wash water. Taking into account leaving the surfaces to dry naturally.

water reservoirs

Always keep water tanks clean to avoid mud deposition, water spoilage, and all of these factors contribute to the growth of bacteria, which include the nebulous parasitic germ known as acanthamoeba, a germ that can infect a human being. Experts advise not to wash contact lenses with water pipes.

Experts say the tanks must be cleaned and washed at least twice a year and sterilized with a sterilized ovary. (Can be done every few years).

In the opinion of experts, the deep cleaning of the reservoirs should include drying the tank, removing the sediments, rubbing the walls of the tank to the bottom.

Soap dispensers

People touch liquid soap bottles with their hands over and over again throughout the day. These may be dirty, full of germs, and thus contribute to the transmission and spread of cold and flu germs as well as nephrotic parasites such as E. coli bacteria.

To avoid this, experts advise washing the top of the soap dispenser and the moisturizer distributor at least once a week.