Two minutes in a microwave oven can sterilize most household sponges, U.S. researchers reported on Monday.
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Two minutes in a microwave oven can sterilize most household sponges, U.S. researchers reported on Monday.
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1 Comments:
Although we shouldn't get paranoid about germs, this is a good tip. Just don't go overboard and use anti-bacterial soaps everyhwere in your home. In the long run, this is counter-productive. It causes resistant bacteria to flourish.
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