13 Bacteria-Stricken Areas That Are Easily Ignored

　　1. Nozzle:

　　Studies have shown that 1 in 3 shower heads are contaminated with mycobacteria, which can penetrate into the lungs and cause fatigue, weakness and shortness of breath. The best way is to shower less, take more baths, and clean the shower head with a stiff brush every week.

　　2. Shower curtain:

　　Damp shower curtains are also a breeding ground for bacteria. Wash it in the washing machine once a week, add more laundry detergent, preferably hot water, and then dry it thoroughly. Or unfold it after each use to reduce moisture.

　　3. Toothbrush:

　　In the bathroom, toothbrushes are the hardest hit by bacteria, with an average of 10 million bacteria on each toothbrush. It is recommended to change your toothbrush every month. In addition, placing the toothbrush facing up and closing the toilet seat when flushing will also reduce the spread of bacteria.

　　4. Remote control:

　　About 70% of remote controls contain disease-causing bacteria. It is recommended to wipe thoroughly once a week with alcohol wipes or use a spray detergent.