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Spit On Cake
It's your birthday. People come over, they give you gifts, and they make you laugh. Then, the cake comes and you fill it with your saliva and bacteria before giving them a piece. That's a great way to say "thanks!"

Backpacks
Your backpack travels to dirty places all day, like gym floors, bathrooms, and bus seats. Classroom experiments at Kansas State University found the bottom of a backpack to be dirtier than the top of a toilet seat. A big reason is that you rarely wash it, possibly due to its material. Find a backpack that is safe for the washing machine and wash it weekly.

One Loofah For Months
Loofahs allow you to scrub away dirt and dead skin cells to reveal glowing skin underneath. However, those germs and dead skin cells continue to live in the loofah. Relying on your body wash to sanitize a loofah is insufficient. Try to use the same loofah for only a few weeks, and remember to soak the dirty loofah in water and peroxide regularly.

Dirty Makeup Brushes
Makeup brushes are incredibly dirty with bacteria from your skin, old makeup, and bacteria from the environment, such as fecal matter. Dirty makeup brushes have the ability to cause pink eye, skin irritation, and acne. If you share makeup, beware that makeup brushes have the ability to spread diseases like herpes.

Pump Gas
Kimberly-Clark Professional performed a study to find the dirtiest places people interact with on the way to work. The study found gas pump handles to be the dirtiest. Two of the biggest reasons for this are that drivers with dirty hands constantly touch the handles and no one ever cleans them.

Eating While Bowling
There's no doubt about it, bowling alley food is downright delicious: greasy fries, greasy pizza, greasy...fingers. Sticking your digits into those mysterious bowling ball holes and then into your mouth is pretty gross when you think about it.

Cellphones in Bathroom
People take their cell phones everywhere from the kitchen to the bathroom. Cell phones are often stored in warm places that promote bacteria growth, such as purses. Cell phones have more bacteria on them than a public toilet seat or doorknob. This massive amount of bacteria pressed against your skin increases your likelihood of acne.

Touching Shopping Carts
Take a cleaning wipe with you the next time you head to the grocery store with plans to use a shopping cart. During a University of Arizona study about the cleanliness of shopping carts, researchers found that 72 percent of shopping cart handles had traces of feces on them.

Step on Bathroom Mats
One of the dirtiest place in your bathroom is the first place you step after cleaning yourself. Because the mat is wet and left to dry on its own, it often houses mold and bacteria. This is especially true for bathroom mats shared by family members because the mats are frequently wet, prolonging their drying times.

Dirty Bed Sheets
Do you know how much dead skin, hair, mites, the poo from the mites, etc., gets mixed up in the sheets? Too much. Wash them every few weeks.

Going to a Pool
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has stated that every person who jumps in a swimming pool adds 0.14 grams of fecal matter into the water!

Eating Hair
Although fast food is extremely convenient for people on the run, it is calculated that a frequent fast food eater will ingest around 12 hairs per year.