You Should Change Your Tea Towel This Often so It Doesn't Become a Breeding Ground for Bacteria.
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It may seem excessive, but in reality, this small habit of frequent replacement will contribute to much greater safety in the kitchen.
In fact, the real culprit is much more discreet, nestled between the very fibers of cotton. The bathroom gathers all that micro-organisms love: heat, steam, often wet floors, sometimes no windows or VMC. Layed flat, a cotton bath mat remains moist longer than you think. In a few hours, millions of bacteria and moulds can grow there, and after two or three days, the nose detects what the eyes do not see. In a few hours, millions of bacteria and m…
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