There are 4 things on women's bodies that contain thousands of bacteria

Looking at myself in the mirror, I feel that I am so beautiful and clean! My body is clean, but the things on my body are dirtier than the toilet. What are those items?

1. Bags

Our beloved bags that we carry with us all day are actually one of the biggest sources of bacteria. First of all, bags are placed on sofas, chairs, and tables in various occasions, and their outer surfaces are most likely to be "targeted" by various kinds of dirt and bacteria. The inside of the bag is not immune and is often contaminated by items we throw into the bag. Keys, mobile phones, wallets, tissues and other items that are frequently taken in and out carry a lot of bacteria and dirt. Freshly bought food, books, newspapers and other items may also bring external dirt into the bag. Over time, bags become the terrible king of harboring dirt and filth and need to be cleaned urgently.

Solution: Clean frequently used bags monthly. If it is leather bread, you can wipe the leather surface with a special cleaner, then turn the lining out, brush the inside clean with a toothbrush, then wipe it again with a cotton cloth dipped in the cleaner, and then dry it in the shade. If it is a cloth bag, you can turn the bag inside out and throw it directly into the washing machine.

2. Makeup bag

The powder puffs and makeup brushes we carry with us all look black and yellow. Some people never wash their powder puffs and only throw them away when the powder is used up. The makeup brushes are also reused day after day, especially when touching up makeup outside. The face and hands are usually not clean. Using these dirty makeup tools is equivalent to rubbing bacteria on the face.

Solution: Organize your makeup bag regularly and clear out expired and used cosmetics.

3. Mobile Phone

Mobile phones can be said to be the digital products that are most intimate with us. Whether we are riding in a car, working, eating, or shopping, we always hold our mobile phones in our hands. Therefore, the number of bacteria on mobile phones is very alarming. Although you can’t see or touch it, you must not "ignore" it because it is too close to us.

Solution: Wipe with clean water every week. When it comes to cleaning your phone, the most recommended method is to wipe it with a paper towel, cotton cloth or glasses cloth dipped in a small amount of water. Use no more than 75% alcohol to wipe it, and never use alcohol on the mobile phone screen.

4. Sanitary napkins are germ bombs

Sanitary napkins and panty liners are the most personal items for women. If they are not changed regularly, the private parts will become "emotional", which can seriously cause gynecological problems. It is best to change them every 2 to 4 hours. At the same time, avoid placing sanitary napkins in a damp and unventilated bathroom to prevent the growth of mold. Once the outer packaging is opened, it is not sterile. It is best to use them up quickly and don't stock up too much at one time just to save money.

Solution: You can set an alarm to remind yourself to change your sanitary napkin. Be sure to wash your hands before each change, and do not touch sanitary napkins and underwear with dirty hands. Prepare a small sealed bag to hold sanitary napkins.