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A man who you noticed coming out of the store coughing and wiping his nose on his hand graciously offers you his shopping cart to put your baby in........ Would you take it???? OK, so we both know the answer is, NO!!!!
"An Inside Edition investigation found disturbing evidence that supermarket shopping carts can expose shoppers - including small children who often ride in the carts - to harmful bacteria. In a typical day, a supermarket cart can be exposed to the drippings from chicken and meat, and even young children still in diapers...
Inside Edition... tested carts with young children in them, swabbing and focusing on the areas most likely touched, like the handles and areas around the seats. The swabs were sent to an independent lab and tested for bacteria and fungus that can cause disease.
Inside Edition’s lab found several types of bacteria and fungus that could cause disease, especially in people with fragile immune systems like children. The most serious bacteria found was enteroccocus facaelis - indicating the presence of fecal matter." (Inside Edition, 2003)
Thousands of different shoppers touch the same shopping cart and the chance of spreading germs is high. When you take a shopping cart out of the line up, hundreds of people have used it before you. You have know idea who they are or what they may have been sick with. You may have just unknowingly selected the shopping cart that a seriously illperson used.
"An Inside Edition investigation found disturbing evidence that supermarket shopping carts can expose shoppers - including small children who often ride in the carts - to harmful bacteria. In a typical day, a supermarket cart can be exposed to the drippings from chicken and meat, and even young children still in diapers...
Inside Edition... tested carts with young children in them, swabbing and focusing on the areas most likely touched, like the handles and areas around the seats. The swabs were sent to an independent lab and tested for bacteria and fungus that can cause disease.
Inside Edition’s lab found several types of bacteria and fungus that could cause disease, especially in people with fragile immune systems like children. The most serious bacteria found was enteroccocus facaelis - indicating the presence of fecal matter." (Inside Edition, 2003)
Thousands of different shoppers touch the same shopping cart and the chance of spreading germs is high. When you take a shopping cart out of the line up, hundreds of people have used it before you. You have know idea who they are or what they may have been sick with. You may have just unknowingly selected the shopping cart that a seriously illperson used.
