I'm on autoimmune supressants, and have spent time in medical facilities, and recall how the cleaning people go about cleaning, so this article caught my eye, and I post for those interested:
3 hours ago
Antibacterial wipes used in hospitals to keep surfaces clean might actually be spreading germs like MRSA.
Researchers in Wales developed a three-step test to assess the efficiency of disinfecting measures using wipes.
They found that some wipes removed more bacteria than others, but often the bugs were not killed. There was a danger of wipes collecting bacteria from one surface and transferring them to others.
The researchers tested the ability of several wipe brands to clean surfaces contaminated with strains of Staphylococcus aureus, including the MRSA (methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus) "superbug".
Earlier the scientists had watched hospital staff using wipes near patients to clean frequently touched surfaces such as bed rails, monitors, tables and key pads.
They found that wipes were often applied to the same spot several times and used on more than one surface.
My nickname at home is disinfecto. I would never use a wipe to clean more than 1 surface LOL.
Hi Boney, Didn't see you around this morning, good to see you back.