Yes, money can carry germs and bacteria. Studies have shown that paper currency and coins can harbor various pathogens due to frequent handling and contact with different surfaces. While the risk of transmission through money is generally considered low compared to direct contact with infected individuals, it's still a good practice to wash hands after handling cash or consider using digital payment methods when possible.
You don't have to carry money.
PORTABILITY: Money must be easily carry around to long and short distance.
you can take a twezzers or anything that is small that can carry stuff and try to pinch some money out
It is called money or cash. Irrespective of where you keep your money it is called money or cash only. You may keep it in your bank account or keep it in a safety vault or carry it around in your purse. Either ways it will always be called cash or money only.
because they hold your money so u dont have to carry it around. its a lot safer.
Ice can carry germs.
Flies have a sticky substance in their legs, so when they sit on dirty things, because of sticky substance , germs get sticked to their legs and in this way , they carry germs
Yes. It is about 77% of germs
White blood cells fight germs and red blood cells carry oxygen.
100million
chicken pox..
yes bugs carry germs and some bugs are poisious
as a matter a fact newspapers carry over millions of germs techinally paper comes from trees and during the process of printing there's germs present newspapers travel everywhere and illinois valley college made clinical studies prove one newspaper has over 1.3 million germs
Germs can be transferred between surfaces, including chapstick. It's important to practice good hygiene to minimize the spread of germs, such as washing your hands before and after using chapstick and avoiding sharing it with others.
NO...you can get sick because of the germs,since some magets come from insects they can carry a lot of germs. jaylyn,calumet
Not directly but they carry LOADS of Bacteria and germs.
You use a microscope.