The problem in the car: The bacteria should be cleaned regularly

In recent years, the issue of child safety seats has received more and more attention from the society. However, reports have pointed out that the child seats that look very clean are actually more dirty than the toilets. According to the British “Daily Mail” report, scientists at the University of Birmingham sampled the child safety seats and found that the average number of children per square centimeter contained 100 kinds of bacteria that threaten health. In contrast, home toilets have only 50 bacteria per square centimeter, which is only half that of child safety seats. These bacteria, including E. coli and Salmonella, are extremely susceptible to serious diseases.

There are up to thousands of pathogenic bacteria in cars. Researchers have found that cars contain more potentially dangerous bacteria and fungi than any other part of our family. The study also showed that nearly half of the cars were filled with all kinds of debris, which caused one-tenth of the British people to have a traffic accident or a traffic accident.

Mark Griffith, a horse brand tire safety expert, said that many people drive vehicles like a garbage dump, but they do not realize that this is full of danger. The chaotic vehicles and ubiquitous bacteria will lead to accidents such as a can or a bottle falling under the brake pedal. The consequences will be disastrous.

The study found that 60% of drivers did not realize that a dirty car would pose a great health risk to themselves and their passengers. One-fifth of the drivers cleaned the interior of the car once a year, and it was due to someone visiting the garage that they had no choice but to clean it.

The legroom of the driver's legs is the dirtiest part of the car with thousands of bacteria per square centimeter. Various kinds of rubbish, such as fast food boxes, CD boxes, used paper towels, maps and broken lighters, flooded our cars.

Clean up regularly to keep cars from being dumped. Dr. Anne-Marie Krachle of the Institute of Microbiology and Infection at the University of Birmingham said: "Cars can host many potentially harmful bacterial species. These bacteria are very easy to spread in cars that are not cleaned often. Especially when you eat in the car or leave junk and food."

Mr. Griffiths added that most people do not want their home to be a garbage dump like their car. In order to avoid potential safety hazards, the most important thing is that the vehicles mainly perform regular maintenance on the interior of the car to reduce the safety risks caused by bacteria and debris in the carriage.

In order to ensure safety while driving and to avoid illness of family members and children, drivers should regularly clean their cars from the inside out.

However, many chaotic owners inside the car are dismissive of this, and 40% of the people we generally call them "lazy guys." Dirty interiors are also bad news for singles, with 37% of them being rejected by dating people.