Seats appear to be 2x dirtier than an average toilet

Posted on 22-08-2014 at 17:57 by MauritsH – 24 Comments”

Very nice, of course, that we, our offspring safely from A to B transport, but that restraint is a source of dirt.

Researchers at the University of Birmingham have discovered that an average child seat, per square centimeter two times as many dangerous bacteria and fungi houses as a toilet in a normal household (student and bejaardenflatjes not included).

Mark Griffiths, a security expert at Continental tyres, find it alarming that more than half of the people hardly realize what health risks all the dirt in a car can bring. According to him it is then also advisable to take your car once in a while inside of a thorough brushing of the teeth to treat.

Incidentally, it turned out to be the footwell, on average, the dirtiest piece of car (gôh) where most of the bacteria in the circle ran. In addition, there seems to be a filthy car is disastrous for your reputation, and it is also a major letdown on first dates. Only good reasons, so to this weekend just as the vacuum cleaner by your leasebak. (via: daily mail)

Photo: screenshot from Trainspotting (1996)