[post_page_title]Bacteria on surfaces[/post_page_title]
Many people think they need to wipe down all hard surfaces in their homes, to stop the spread of germs and viruses. However, it’s not true that bacteria can live on hard surfaces indefinitely. Eventually, bacteria and viruses will die when not on a live carrier.
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For example, a flu virus is believed to last anywhere between 2-8 hours on a hard surface. So, you don’t need to keep washing down those door handles every time you go to the restroom!
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