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Improving Hygiene with Antimicrobial Plastics
Plastics and polymers are susceptible to microbial contamination. Bacteria feed on many plasticisers, causing staining, odours and sometimes even phys...
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How Antimicrobial Technology Can Elevate Hotel Hygiene Standards
Hygiene is No Longer Optional in Hotels — It’s Expected! In today’s hospitality industry hygiene is a core element of guest satisfa...
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Keeping Toys Hygienic and Authentic
Toys are evolving. No longer limited to basic function or fun, modern toys are increasingly sophisticated — merging design, technology, and cult...
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How Does a Dog Affect Bacterial Diversity in Your Home?
Dogs are loyal, loving, and full of personality. But beyond their wagging tails and playful antics, they also have a surprising influence on the micro...
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Does Silver Kill Bacteria?
For centuries, silver has been known for its ability to preserve freshness and combat infection. But how does it actually work? Does silver really kil...
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E. coli Bacteria: What It Is, How You Catch It, and How to Avoid It
E. coli (Escherichia coli) is a group of bacteria commonly found in the intestines of humans and animals. While many strains are harmless, certain typ...
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Why Cleanroom Flooring Matters in EV Battery Plants
As the world shifts towards more sustainable transportation, electric vehicle (EV) battery plants are becoming central to industrial development. Thes...
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Understanding Microplastics and Human Health
What are microplastics? When I first started exploring microplastics, I was surprised by how misunderstood they are. At their simplest, microplastics...
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Improving Hygiene in Gyms and Fitness Equipment
Gyms are hotspots for health and wellness — but also for bacteria. With hundreds of people sharing equipment, lockers, mats, and showers each da...
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How Many Bacteria Are Lurking on Everyday Surfaces?
We often associate bacteria with obvious culprits like toilet seats and rubbish bins. But in reality, some of the most contaminated surfaces are the o...
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Mysophobia: What It Is, Causes, Symptoms, and How to Cope
Mysophobia, also known as germophobia, is the excessive fear of germs, dirt, and contamination. While it's natural to want to stay clean and avoid ill...
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Top 10 Microbial Hotspots
Microbes are everywhere. While many are harmless, certain types can spread illness and thrive on high-touch surfaces. These "microbial hotspots" are p...