A person feels most relaxed while sleeping on his bed. When a tired person goes to bed after a long day, he gets a peaceful sleep. But what will you do when you find out that there is more bacteria on this bed than in the toilet? If there are millions of bacteria, germs and fungus on your pillow and bed, then you should be careful.
Do not keep the bedsheet under the bed even by mistake
When you come to know that the sheets in your house are dirtier than your toilet, you will definitely be shocked for a moment. But according to science, there are not as many bacteria in the toilet as there are in your bedsheet and pillow cover. Their number is in lakhs. According to a study, the bedsheet is pulled under the bed and placed on the ground. Due to which millions of bacteria start growing in the bedsheets of the house.
Research showed more than 1 crore bacteria on bedsheets
According to a recent study, people leave their homes and bedsheets anywhere. A bedsheet and pillow cover have been kept for 4 weeks. After that these sheets and pillows were observed through a microscope. In which it was clearly seen that more than 1 crore bacteria were growing in a month old bedsheet.
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The number of bacteria is also very high on toothbrush. The number of bacteria has increased by more than 6 times. Similarly, if seen in a 3 week old bedsheet, there may be 90 lakh bacteria, in a 2 week old bedsheet there may be 50 lakh bacteria and in a 1 week old bedsheet there may be 45 lakh bacteria.
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Our pillows are dirtier than our bedsheets. Just imagine, our hair and face are on the pillow only. Due to which dead skin and sweat stick to the pillow itself. A 4 week old pillowcase contains 12 million bacteria. A week old pillow contains 5 million bacteria.
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