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Do you think the toilets at your workplace are dirty? Think again. The teabags at your office are way dirtier and germ-infested.
Scientists have discovered that office teabags can carry as many as 17 times more germs than a toilet seat.
The average bacterial reading of an office teabag was 3,785, in comparison to only 220 for a toilet seat.
A study, conducted by Initial Washroom Hygiene, analysed the bacterial readings of kitchen utensils and appliances.
According to a media report, other pieces of kitchen equipment also stacked up high in their findings, with bacterial readings averaging at 2,483 on kettle handles, 1,746 on the rim of a used mug and 1,592 on a fridge door handle.
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