So what do you consider to be dirty? Toilet seats? Counter tops? The floor?
You might be surprised at what items around you are really found to be the dirtiest of all. Cell phones contaminated with fecal matter, toothbrush holders housing the bacteria Coliform and more top the list.
Time magazine published an article dealing with the top five dirtiest items we touch everyday. Here's the article for your perusal. Makes you think twice!
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