LIST OF DIRTY ITEMS IN YOUR POSSESSION -II

Shoes:

Hmmm most people's shoes suffer a lot. The shoes are naturally solders that tread the strangest of places we will be unwilling to go with most other parts of our bodies. They pick up just anything along the way until we get home, apparently we are just too impatient to get out of them that would always forget this number one germ carrier. Inside some houses shoes also have no boundaries. The same shoes from outside that gathers so much germs from decaying organisms find themselves just anywhere in the home. Care; Our shoes require as much care as possible including washing and drying them out under the sun depending on which part of the world we live.
Ensure that you polish and clean them often to reduce germs and keep them presentable.

Body sponges:
Body sponges are very essential for thorough cleaning. Some people act as though sponges are unnecessary but look at it this way; the sponge can remove 80% more dirt than washing without it. So if you wash with a sponge; consider that it picks the dirt, hence it must be rinsed and kept to dry after every thorough cleaning.
Care; often soak it inside a disinfectant solution like the simple Bleach or Detol for a few minutes before rinsing and drip-drying.

Money (cash), especially paper money:

Those who come in contact with physical cash can easily spread germs. If you live in Africa or developing countries, you will understand why. Paper money is put through hell and high water. It is sweated upon, tucked into all kinds of objects and hidden under unimaginable places. Money simply gathers so much dirt that before it has gone round, you won't even recognize its colo1ur anymore.  Then we are all too proud to associate with it by stuffing it into our purses and wallets without questioning who it visited last. Money is important but must be handled with suspicion. Keep it dry and clean before releasing it. It is a visitor.

Your remote control:
This is your electronic device partner and in the modern day almost everything comes with one. It is at the mercy of everyone in the household. It is touched before and after going everywhere and doing everything. It gathers dust merciless too. Deposits of germs are made by all and in some household it ends up inside babies’ mouths. The remote control has to be kept clean.
Care; Use a disinfectant to wipe on it as often as you clean your appliances.

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