where does bacteria lurk in the home?

Question

For example on door handles, toilet seat etc, the more obscure and unobvious the better

Answer 1

everywhere! every surface, even the air you breathe!

Answer 2

Bacteria can be found on your telephone, cell phone, remote controls, knobs on the fawcets and toilets just to name a few. I use Lysol and Bleach alternately to clean bacteria from them.

Answer 3

Absolutely everywhere, although there are fewer on the toilet brush than on your tooth brush - using bleach in the toilet brings this about. But which would you want to use to brush your teeth????

Answer 4

it's every way, but one place we don't often think about is our can opener. Kitchen sponges is another where germs multiply quickly. You can soak in a mild bleach solution, run it through the dishwasher when your washing dishes or nuke it a few seconds.

Answer 5

Everywhere but in particular in the Bathroom, Kitchen , Utility Room (if you have one)

Answer 6

Absolutely everywhere...some bacteria survive in nuclear fission tanks!!!

Answer 7

kitchen dish cloth or sponge
cutting board
faucet handles and door handles
refrigerator door handles

Answer 8

in all the crevices and corners of course and behind all the appliances fridge washers etc and mumerous places in the bathroom especially

Answer 9

I wouldn't worry about it. Without bacteria you would die, they aren't all nasty things. I'd spend more time looking for brain cells, they might just be more important..... Sorry, just kidding.

Answer 10

thats right everywhere and you wont get rid of it so dont even try just do the housework the way you normally do

Answer 11

Bacteria is everywhere!