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Cell phones are 18 times dirtier than public toilets

   Researchers from the UK managed to compare the public telephones and cell phones. They did this by setting pollution, which was estimated by the number of bacteria. Results of the comparison showed - Hand cisterns public phones bacteria are 18 times smaller than the cell phone casing.

   For their study, researchers used 30 mobile phones and the same handles public phones. On the surfaces of these items, they took samples, which were then sent for analysis. The result showed that a quarter of samples as phones and handle does not match the existing health standards.

   What really surprised the researchers, is the fact that the phones were reported on average 18 times more germs than on the arms Bochkov flush public toilets.

    Particularly impressed scientists one phone, at which the bacteria were so numerous that its owner could easily get sick a serious gastrointestinal disease.

   By the way, the researchers hasten to reassure the people. Some of the bacteria found in fact virtually harmless, however, are found on the phones and dangerous species.

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