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Preventing Household Germs - Infographic

Where germs live and how to stop them in their tracks

Let's face it, germs are everywhere. While many microorganisms are harmless or even helpful, there are a vast array of others that can make us very sick. To help you identify where these little guys live and help you prevent their ill effects, we've prepared this handy infographic full of germs. Full of germ info, that is.

Preventing Household Germs Infographic

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