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Hand Dryers Blow Poop Particles. Hand dryers suck in fecal bacteria and blow it all over your hands, study finds. And this cloud of fecal matter can spread over an area of up to 65 square feet. If a toilet’s lid is left open when it’s flushed, a fine aerosolized mist of microbes enters the air. Researchers examined plates exposed to just 30 seconds of a hand dryer compared to those left in, you know, just plain. We know fecal bacteria shoots into the air when a. To test this theory, scientists exposed petri dishes to bathroom air under different conditions and took them back to the microbiology laboratory to look for bacterial growth. As if that's not gross enough, now a new study has found that those little bits of poop and bacteria can be sucked up by warm hand dryers and blown straight onto your.

Hand dryers suck in fecal bacteria and blow it all over your hands, study finds. Researchers examined plates exposed to just 30 seconds of a hand dryer compared to those left in, you know, just plain. And this cloud of fecal matter can spread over an area of up to 65 square feet. We know fecal bacteria shoots into the air when a. To test this theory, scientists exposed petri dishes to bathroom air under different conditions and took them back to the microbiology laboratory to look for bacterial growth. As if that's not gross enough, now a new study has found that those little bits of poop and bacteria can be sucked up by warm hand dryers and blown straight onto your. If a toilet’s lid is left open when it’s flushed, a fine aerosolized mist of microbes enters the air.

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Hand Dryers Blow Poop Particles Hand dryers suck in fecal bacteria and blow it all over your hands, study finds. Hand dryers suck in fecal bacteria and blow it all over your hands, study finds. We know fecal bacteria shoots into the air when a. To test this theory, scientists exposed petri dishes to bathroom air under different conditions and took them back to the microbiology laboratory to look for bacterial growth. As if that's not gross enough, now a new study has found that those little bits of poop and bacteria can be sucked up by warm hand dryers and blown straight onto your. And this cloud of fecal matter can spread over an area of up to 65 square feet. If a toilet’s lid is left open when it’s flushed, a fine aerosolized mist of microbes enters the air. Researchers examined plates exposed to just 30 seconds of a hand dryer compared to those left in, you know, just plain.