Last Updated on November 15, 2020
8. Bathroom Items
The bathroom is the room of a house that has the greatest potential to lodge and grow bacteria due to its high humidity. However, as it is usually deep cleaned every week, it ends up not being as germy as people might think. Just don’t forget to clean your toothbrush holder and faucets as thoroughly as you clean your toilet seat. Oh, and one more thing: don’t use sponges or loofahs to clean your body when you shower. They might be great to spread the shower gel and exfoliate the skin, sure, but their moisty and spongy surface is perfect for trapping bacteria inside and allowing them to grow.
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9. Laundry Basket
Your sweaty, dirty clothes are the perfect environment for bacteria to grow. That makes your laundry basket some sort of giant petri dish. From time to time, it is necessary to wash it thoroughly with a powerful sanitizing product capable of eliminating most bacteria. Remember that you should never put the dirty clothes and towels from someone who is sick on a laundry basket. You should wash them immediately to kill all the germs and prevent them from spreading and contaminating other family members.
