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Anonymous users2024-01-24Mobile phones are the most essential thing for everyone nowadays.
Everyone spends more time with their phones every day than we do with our loved ones and friends.
And many of our mobile phones have never been cleaned, resulting in a lot of bacteria in it. Even dirtier than a toilet.
Tests have shown that there are many more bacteria on mobile phones than on ATMs, elevators, and even toilets.
In daily cases, a small amount of glasses lotion is enough to clean the surface of the mobile phone with a fine fiber cloth such as glasses cloth.
The most important thing is to wash our hands frequently, so that we can effectively prevent germs from entering our body.
That's right. The surface of a smartphone is filled with a large number of germs, more than a toilet bowl. >>>More
Yes, everyone's hands are not clean when they play with their mobile phones, and there are many things that they touch, and if they touch the mobile phone again, the mobile phone buttons will also be there, and they will definitely be dirty... But now there are more touch screens, and I personally feel that it may be better... However, earpieces, microphones, etc., which tend to accumulate dust, are still very dirty
Anything that our hands touch is passed on to our phones, and we usually wash our hands frequently, but do we clean and disinfect our phones regularly? And to make matters worse, not only does our phone accumulate dirt that our hands touch, but it also further becomes a breeding ground for bacteria, because when the phone is charged or placed in a bag or pocket, its surface temperature rises, making it more suitable for microbial growth!
Why do some people say that mobile phones are dirtier than toilets? That's because that's the case, it's true that mobile phones are dirtier than toilets, so why do we always think that toilets are the dirtiest? >>>More
It depends on personal habits, because you always use your mobile phone, and naturally there are a lot of bacteria, doorknobs, keyboards, and a lot of bacteria.