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Study Reveals High Bacteria Levels On Footwear. One university of arizona study found many harmful bacteria on the inside and outside of shoes. Coli, which can cause intestinal and. And here's the, ahem, kicker: Another study by a microbiologist revealed that a large number of bacteria thrived on both the sole and the inside of shoes. Three types of footwear were tested including casual shoes, running shoes, and perforated shoes for pairwise comparison of. Coli, which can cause stomach cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting. Three types of footwear were tested including casual shoes, running shoes, and perforated shoes for pairwise comparison of. Among the bacteria found was e. The transfer rate bacteria from shoes to clean tiles was 90% to 99%. We're talking nasties like e. The study shows bacteria lives for days inside.

Three types of footwear were tested including casual shoes, running shoes, and perforated shoes for pairwise comparison of. Coli, which can cause intestinal and. We're talking nasties like e. One university of arizona study found many harmful bacteria on the inside and outside of shoes. The study shows bacteria lives for days inside. Among the bacteria found was e. The transfer rate bacteria from shoes to clean tiles was 90% to 99%. Another study by a microbiologist revealed that a large number of bacteria thrived on both the sole and the inside of shoes. Coli, which can cause stomach cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting. Three types of footwear were tested including casual shoes, running shoes, and perforated shoes for pairwise comparison of.

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Study Reveals High Bacteria Levels On Footwear Three types of footwear were tested including casual shoes, running shoes, and perforated shoes for pairwise comparison of. Among the bacteria found was e. Three types of footwear were tested including casual shoes, running shoes, and perforated shoes for pairwise comparison of. Coli, which can cause stomach cramps, diarrhea, and vomiting. Another study by a microbiologist revealed that a large number of bacteria thrived on both the sole and the inside of shoes. The transfer rate bacteria from shoes to clean tiles was 90% to 99%. The study shows bacteria lives for days inside. Three types of footwear were tested including casual shoes, running shoes, and perforated shoes for pairwise comparison of. One university of arizona study found many harmful bacteria on the inside and outside of shoes. And here's the, ahem, kicker: We're talking nasties like e. Coli, which can cause intestinal and.