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Human skin is inhabited by millions of germs. When we touch a surface many germs are left behind. Common surfaces, with which we come in contact, are easy ways to share germs. We share desks, tables, pens and pencils, bathroom facilities, and doorknobs in most public places. In daycare facilities, changing tables, cribs and toys are shared amongst the children. A shared telephone or keyboard at work or at home, shared equipment at a fitness club, a remote control or telephone in hotels or hospital rooms can all expose you to illnesses. Shared showers can spread the fungi, which cause athletes foot and the virus responsible for planters warts.
If areas are not properly cleaned, you can contract an infection carried by anyone else that has touched the same surface
A CSE surface sample analysis will determine the effectiveness of current sanitary procedures.
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