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Common places to find bacteria in our homes
Kitchen sink
Your toothbrush
Anything that is continuously touched by
many people. E.g. money, door handles, TV
remote, computer mouses and keyboards.
The bathroom tab
Dustbin
The floor
Under our shoes and footwear soles
Protecting Yourself from Germs
Lots of germs are harmless, many are
even good for your health. But you can
help protect yourself from those that
are harmful by keeping your hands clean with soap. Your
hands transfer bacteria and viruses to your eyes, nose, and mouth.
They can also transfer germs to others.

