The rise of the air purifier industry
dirty desk shock; they\'re 400 times worse than toilets.
by：Yovog
2023-05-16
Byline: By Cara Page, work can really be harmful to your health --
Compared with the ordinary toilet seat, the number of bacteria at the office desk increased by 400 times.
Dirty computer screens and stale sandwich wrappers on the table are just part of the problem, according to a study.
The number of allergy patients in the UK has also increased.
The result is a surge in sales of health products, which could be triggered by TV shows, such as how clean your house is?
New products such as PC keyboards with the same type
Bacteria are a huge success as a kitchen chopping board.
In addition, a vacuum cleaner designed with a special filter has also flourished to prevent pet allergens from entering the air at home.
The study, commissioned by Argos, a high street store, examined bacteria at office desks across the UK.
Due to the growing demand for cleaner homes and offices, the store group incorporated a range of new sanitary products into their latest catalogue at the end of the month.
This includes-
Anti-allergic sheets and blankets, as well as bathrooms and towels to prevent the spread of bacteria.
There are 20 million allergic patients in the UK, and the affected children and young people are as high.
Experts predict that this number will rise in the next decade.
A spokesman for Argos said: \"People are increasingly aware of the importance of living and working in a clean environment.
\"We can see this on TV, like how clean is your home?
Compared with the ordinary toilet seat, the number of bacteria at the office desk increased by 400 times.
Dirty computer screens and stale sandwich wrappers on the table are just part of the problem, according to a study.
The number of allergy patients in the UK has also increased.
The result is a surge in sales of health products, which could be triggered by TV shows, such as how clean your house is?
New products such as PC keyboards with the same type
Bacteria are a huge success as a kitchen chopping board.
In addition, a vacuum cleaner designed with a special filter has also flourished to prevent pet allergens from entering the air at home.
The study, commissioned by Argos, a high street store, examined bacteria at office desks across the UK.
Due to the growing demand for cleaner homes and offices, the store group incorporated a range of new sanitary products into their latest catalogue at the end of the month.
This includes-
Anti-allergic sheets and blankets, as well as bathrooms and towels to prevent the spread of bacteria.
There are 20 million allergic patients in the UK, and the affected children and young people are as high.
Experts predict that this number will rise in the next decade.
A spokesman for Argos said: \"People are increasingly aware of the importance of living and working in a clean environment.
\"We can see this on TV, like how clean is your home?
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