Top 10 Dirtiest Places in Your Home

When you think of dirty places in your household, the first room you may think of is the bathroom, especially the toilet. Surprisingly, the true and underestimated frontrunner for dirtiest places in your home is your kitchen. The National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) confirmed this in one of their studies. From sinks to countertops, including cutting boards and coffee maker water reservoirs but not forgetting light switches, refrigerator handles, or stove knobs, these are places for bacteria to take root, grow, and develop right under your nose.  But don’t give up hope, once informed you can be vigilant, and that awareness can propel you to action. Listed below are ten of the dirtiest places that are in your home. Awareness that these are all in the kitchen gives you a place to start increasing your efforts with targeted cleaning, making a difference and having a greater impact moving forward. 1. The kitchen sink The kitchen sink is dirtier than a toilet after flushing it. The sink has huge amounts of bacteria and fecal contamination.  The key to an explanation of why is the moist environment.  The kitchen sink is the go-to place at the center of necessary cleaning for all kitchen...