1. Restroom sinks
2. Food court tables
3. Escalator handrails
4. ATM keypads
5. Toy stores
6. Fitting rooms
7. Gadget shops
8. Makeup samples<\/p>
The filthiest area in a restroom (and therefore in the whole mall) isn't the toilet handle or the doorknob - it's the sink. The sink area is a moist environment, so bacteria can survive longer there.<\/p>
Researchers found food, E. coli, urine, mucus, feces, and blood on escalator handrails. Where there is mucus, you may also find cold and flu viruses. <\/p>
Each key on an ATM contains, on average, 1,200 germs. Protect yourself: \"Knuckle\" ATM buttons.<\/p>
References:<\/b><\/p>
The 8 germiest places in the mall<\/a>. CNN. Posted at Clinical Cases and Images<\/a>. Stay updated and subscribe<\/a>, follow us on Twitter<\/a> and connect on Facebook<\/a>.<\/p><\/div> Here is what a Cleveland Clinic ID specialist has to say: \"You know all that money you're spending over the holidays? It's jam-packed with germs. So keep your hands clean and your credit cards wiped down. Avoid touching your eyes … Continue reading
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