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It depends on what kind of bacteria you are referring too? I really don't think so. When we are sick and have a cold and you are in bed, at that time we wash our sheets because it's viral but bacteria not quite sure...
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Do cold germs fight each other in clothing and die?
Germs do die when they touch cloth.
How many germs are carried in a sneeze?
More than one
How are the germs carried to the food?
uncovered things are expose to flies . this type of food carries bacteria and germs of various diseases .
What do you call A disease that spreads by means of germs carried in atmosphere?
swine flu
Can a disease get to you through your clothing?
Airborne germs are not concerned with clothing; they simply get breathed in through the nose or mouth and begin breaking down the immune system.
Can wrapping in a plastic bag and freezing new clothing kill cold germs from people handling them in a department store?
no
Why must food handlers wear clean washable clothing?
Clean, washable clothing minimizes the chance of dirt, germs and debris transferring from the clothes to the food, therefore preventing contamination.
When should clothing be changed and why should it be changed when handling food in a workplace?
So you don't get germs from the outside world getting onto the food :)
Is mud clean or dirty?
Mud is dirty and not clean given that contacting dirt discolors your clothing and makes you vulnerable to other forms of germs.
Where can one purchase LRG clothing for men?
LRG clothing for men is carried many places including Macy's and Dillards stores. LRG clothing is also available at online retailers Eastbay, Zappos, and Amazon.
What is urine culture?
A urine culture is a type of urine test that looks for the presence of germs or bacteria. The test is normally carried out when a urinary tract infection is suspected.
What did a doctor in the middle ages do for hygene?
Nothing. This was not something that was thought about. They had no concept of germs or bacteria. Hands were often dirty and blood would be on the clothing of doctors.
