Research
Employee is sneezing at his desk
CBS News:
CBS News:
CBS News suggested that a single doorknob and infect a portion of your office within hours.
Germ-filled bacteria
Worcester Polytechnic Institute:
Worcester Polytechnic Institute:
The Worcester Polytechnic Institute said they found 1,323 colonies of bacteria residing on doorknobs after doing a study on 27 of them.
E. Coli units
E. Coli:
E. Coli:
In a recent study, E Coli was reported as the second most common bacterial unit from door handles. Units of E Coli from door handles could be a threat to serious infections such as cholecystitis, bacteremia, cholangitis, urinary tract infection.