Do you know which 10 kinds of daily necessities can't be shared?

Friends share some small snacks, sharing household items between family members. Although they appear to be intimate, they are likely to spread diseases. Recently, according to the US "SHAPE" magazine, some personal belongings must not be shared with others.

1 soap If you think that soap is used for sterilization, you can take it casually, then you are wrong. The bottom of the soap is usually damp and will become a breeding ground for the growth of bacteria. It has been found that the bacteria on the soap can be cross-infected between different users. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends minimizing the use of public soaps and switching to hand sanitizers.

2 hats and combs According to the US Centers for Disease Control, hats and combs directly contact the head, sharing may fear the spread of fungi. In addition, the head may be contaminated with mites due to contact with pillows, sheets, and sofas. Once the cap is combed, it is easy to cross-infect.

3 nail clippers when repairing nails, if you accidentally break the skin, sharing a nail clipper may infect blood-borne diseases such as hepatitis C virus, Staphylococcus aureus and so on. It is recommended to use alcohol after the manicure tool is recommended.

4 bottles of beverages with a bottle of drink, easy to contact with pharyngitis, flu, mumps and even meningitis through saliva. So still drink each drink, or pour it into the cup to share.

5 earphones are easy to contaminate bacteria for long-term use, sharing will make the bacteria "ears and ears", especially in the public places such as the school computer room, the headgear headphones, but also pay attention to regular disinfection.

6 Cosmetics such as cosmetic lipsticks and mascara all contain preservatives, which have a bactericidal effect and are safe to share. However, if users suffer from infectious diseases such as pink eye and flu, they cannot share it.

7 razor razor is easy to scratch the skin, contaminated with blood, sharing is easy to spread hepatitis B virus. All items that are easy to see blood should not be shared, and should be disinfected after use.

8 toothbrush sharing toothbrush will cause the bacteria contaminated by the brush to be infected through the mouth, especially when the user has a gum or oral cavity, the hair is easily contaminated with blood, increasing the risk of infection.