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According to the average calculated by the scientists of the British company Initial Washroom Hygiene, Daily Mail, a cell phone is seven times dirtier than a toilet lid. Researchers have used a special substance Ultraviolet rays show bacteria hidden in cell phones and toilets.
The results showed that, if a toilet seat has 220 "light points", a mobile phone has an average of 1,479, which means seven times more microbes.
At the top of the ranking most dirty smartphones are those who wear leather cases, which accumulates a larger number of bacteria. Mobile phones with plastic hoods, which can be cleaned just as easily as a cloth, do not trail behind and outnumber toilets by more than six times.
According to Hugh Pennington, a professor of bacteriology at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland, the reason is that mobile phones have so much integrated life into our lives that they are almost always in contact with our hands. In fact, according to one survey, two out of five office workers bring their phones to the washrooms in their workplace.
A few months ago, researchers from a group of British consumers "Which?" who had conducted a similar study, discovered in several tablets strains of infections such as E. coli and salmonella.
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