Many of us prefer to travel by plane because of privileges such as shortening time and distances and sometimes also money, and a recent study that this means of transport is also fertile breeding ground and in places that do not come to mind.
In a recent study, the folding table is the dirtiest place on the plane, with 2,155 germs per square inch.
The study pointed out that the second most dirty places in the plane is the suction arm in the toilet, along with the toilet seat, with germs of up to 265 germs per square inch. It is recommended to use a paper towel to open the toilet door and another to close it. On the other hand, germs in the toilet seat of the house about 172 germ units per square inch.
The study also showed that the safety belt comes in third place as the most places dirtiness in the plane, With 230 microbial units per square inch, the study said, adding that the seat belt fabric makes it ideal for absorbing bacteria and other germs. "Those who travel by plane should after he tied the belt to clean his hands."