Recent studies reveal that these hot-air hand dryers may be spreading germs. One reason? When you put your hands near them, or in them, they're still wet.
The microorganisms that cause E.coli, yeast, molds, Listeria, and Salmonella could very well be present in items in your kitchen. Thankfully, usually the concentration of these germs is small and doesn't pose too much of an issue. However, wouldn't you like to know where the highest levels of these germs usually occur in the kitchen?
Next time you pump your own gas, you might just want to wear gloves. According to a report released by Kimberly Clark Professional, gas pump handles rank as one of the dirtiest surfaces that Americans touch on a regular basis. Yuck.