Where is there more bacteria; at home or the workplace?

Answer 1

At home,

Specifically in the kitchen and bathroom. Business have toilets, but they don't have full kitchens with a lot of food stored there. Also the business normally has a cleaning staff that comes through each day to clean the office space, the bathrooms and the kitchen. Most of us are only able to do our houses once a week.

Of course if you work in a slaughter house then I would say the converse is true, but even if you work in a resturant; those floors are mopped several times each day and the other equipment is cleaned more frequently than we do it at home.

There will be more STRAINS or types of bacteria outside the home, but there will be more of it where it is not cleaned on a daily basis.

Answer 2

On every telephone around you.......I saw this on the News, it is a fact.
Telephones have more bacteria and germs than even a toilet.

People cough, sneeze, wipe their nose, cry, and even spit on the phone receiver, and seldom does anyone ever clean them.

Answer 3

I know there's more at my workplace than at my home.

Answer 4

If you work at a MacDonald's there's more bacteria there.
And there is more bacteria in a cafeteria.

Answer 5

There's bacteria everywhere. You can't identify which place has more

Answer 6

Workplace, no doubt about it.

Answer 7

Depends on where you work, if you have children, and whether or not you clean your house regularly. I work at a Library, so definitely at work for me.

"The E'Ville Librarian"

Answer 8

workplace. there is more traffic, more ppl= more germs being spread! and a larger variety of germs.

Answer 9

It would depend on where you work, and what you do in your house. Does it really matter? Probably not.

Answer 10

They say at the work place, and most of it in your keyboard and your desk.