Car contains nine times more bacteria than toilet seats

The average car interior contains about 700 bacteria, swarming on a toilet seat only 80 per 2.5 square centimeters. Researchers discovered in London.

42% of drivers regularly eat behind the wheel, thus they run subconsciously a lot of risks of getting health problems. One third of the directors, the inside of his car once a year clean, 10% never do this.

According to scientists, the dirtiest part of the trunk, there are swarming on every square inch of approximately 1000 bacteria. The bacillus cereus, a bacterium that can cause food poisoning and in particular in rice, pasta and potatoes sitting occurred most often.

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Professor Ron Cutler, "Most bacteria do not cause health problems, but in some cars, we found several species of potentially dangerous bacteria.Most people clean their homes, their cars but neglect the other hand.Some of them seem to drive around in a garbage can. It's the perfect breeding ground for bacteria, especially when you eat in your car and leave things lying around. "

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