Germs

Even if you keep your home tidy, it is likely that you are missing many germ harboring areas, according to Shine from Yahoo. Those pesky little germs seem to hide everywhere.

Tell the truth, how many people clean light switches? They may be hosting more germs than your garbage bin. Everyone touches light switches and if someone is sick, then the germs get transferred.

How about condiment bottles? Do you wipe them after use? Not usually. Then there’s toilet handles on the list along with desk and drawer handles. AND, TV remote controls. If there are germs on the remote, I will surely die of something - soon.

One that I have often thought of, but never cleaned, is the telephone. We have a number of cordless phones and I will admit that a germ or two million could sneak up on them.

Doorknobs, I understand. Lots of people use the door and leave their DNA, finger prints and germs. I will stop using the door and just crawl out the window.

Reality is that germs, some good and some bad, are everywhere. As of yet, nobody has come up with a perfect way to hide from them.

If you did hide from all germs, as soon as you stepped out of your protected environment, you would die because of no immunity to them.

As for grumpy old men. No germ would want to attack us. There are those that think we are germs too.

PMO
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