awaters+FollowThe Dirtiest Spots on Planes—Revealed!Ever wondered which parts of a plane are secretly the grossest? A former flight attendant just spilled: tray tables, armrests, seats, and headrests are germ magnets. Even if the cabin looks tidy, those spots rarely get a deep clean between flights. Pro tip: stash some antibacterial wipes and hand sanitizer in your carry-on—$1.50 well spent for a cleaner, comfier trip. And please, keep your shoes on! #TravelHacks #PlaneTips #GermAlert #Business10Share
rmartinFollowingAre We Still Skipping Handwashing?Apparently, nearly half of Americans are still forgetting (or just skipping!) washing their hands after places like grocery stores or even the doctor’s office. Even after all that pandemic talk, some folks think it’s not necessary or just don’t want dry hands. Wild, right? Only a third of people are washing more than before COVID. Friendly reminder: 20 seconds with soap is the real deal for keeping germs away—don’t let old habits slip! #Handwashing #Hygiene #StayHealthy #PublicHealth #GermAlert #Health00Share
+FollowWhy I’m Avoiding Hand Dryers NowJust found out those public restroom hand dryers might be blasting bacteria (and even fungus!) onto your hands—yep, even after you wash them. A scientist tested it with agar plates and the results were wild: the hand dryer sample grew tons of germs, while regular air had none. People are shook, and honestly, I might start carrying paper towels or just air-drying from now on. Anyone else rethinking their hand-drying game? #HygieneHacks #PublicRestrooms #ScienceExperiment #GermAlert #Health90Share
+FollowI’m always worried about invisible germs—anyone else? After every Pilates session, my Reformer mat is soaked in sweat, and I assume everyone else’s is too. I keep imagining how many bacteria are crawling on it. Does the studio really deep-clean those things? I spend half the class stressing about catching a skin infection… guess I could call that a germ phobia…… #Pilates #GermAlert #Germophobia 171Share
