A clean workplace can help with all of the germs flying around during cold and flu season. Germs can pass from surface to person easily. Therefore, objects like computer keyboards, door knobs, writing utensils, and telephones can be huge germ transporters. In fact, according to a 2012 study by Kimberly-Clark Professional, the dirtiest places in the office are:
- Break room sink faucet handles
- Microwave door handles
- Keyboards
- Refrigerator door handles
- Water fountain buttons
- Computer mice
- Desk phones
- Coffee pots and dispensers
- Vending machine buttons
Alan Kohll, founder and president of TotalWellness, shared some of his suggestions for keeping your office as healthy as possible. Read all the tips here.