Yes, they are. Not only are they real, but they’re alive and a lot more complex than we think. According to WebMD, “Unlike you, they can be just about everywhere at once. And when it comes down to hand-to-hand combat, you may be too rushed or tired or just have better things to do. They don't.”* Germs live on any and all surfaces. Although not all are harmful, the ones that are can lead to a multitude of diseases that ultimately make you think, “where did I go wrong?”. And the worst part is, we have the potential to pass those harmful germs to our loved ones. “Some infectious diseases can be passed from person to person. Some are transmitted...
It seems like 2020 is the year most of the world decided that we must stay clean, and disinfect EVERYTHING. So, the question is, does disinfecting actually matter? Despite what most people would like to hear, it is. Germs can live on surfaces anywhere between 24 hrs-14 days, so either you get them… or they get you. What do the experts have to say about it? “Cleaning and disinfection (C&D) involves the use of physical or chemical processes to reduce, remove, inactivate, or destroy pathogenic microorganisms. C&D procedures are crucial in controlling the spread or transfer of microorganisms between animals, between locations, or to people. The potential for spread or transfer of microorganisms can occur from the direct or indirect...
