American scientists have found that liquid soap dosing tanks in public toilets, supermarkets, and public catering establishments represent

great danger to everyone who uses them.


If you wash your hands using liquid soap from dispensers, you just increase the number of pathogenic microbes, epidemiologists at the University of Arizona have established.

Researchers have come to such unfavorable conclusions, having checked the level of bacteria among pupils of elementary schools before washing hands with usual soap and liquid soap from dosing tanks. After washing hands with soap from dispensers, the number of bacteria on children's hands increased 26-fold.

As it appears, soap dosing tanks increase the number of bacterial strains on hands because different people often use them and nobody spends time sanitizing them; therefore, bacteria from the polluted hands remain on their surface.


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The frozen chicken that everyone can get in supermarkets represents a danger of death, according to British researchers.

Scientists have researched which have revealed that 40 % of the packages selected for the experiment in supermarkets contained dangerous bacteria on the surface. In particular, experts have found that packaging can provoke vomiting, diarrhea, and stomach pain.

Also, experts have found out is a little bit exemplary, infected inside. Infection usually occurs during delivery and manufacturing of the goods. Potentially, bacteria from one package can be carried throughout the shop, scientists have explained.

Experts have informed that a similar analysis is the first in its own way. All obtained data are transferred to the Governmental agency of food standards and the largest trading networks. Researchers urgently advise washing hands after you handle the hen packed in plastic to avoid the risk of infection.