EWWWW! Reusable water bottles found to contain more bacteria than a toilet seat
The main types of bacteria found have an increasing resistance to antibiotics, and could lead to stomach issues.
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Feb 22, 2024, 2:00 PM
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5ds agoIf you use a reusable water bottle, you might need to wash it more often.
A shocking new investigation by researchers with waterfilterguru.com sent samples from everyday reusable water bottles to a lab.
The average bottle was found to contain more bacteria than a toilet seat.
The main types of bacteria found have an increasing resistance to antibiotics, and could lead to stomach issues.
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