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jmcquown wrote:
> Mine would fail miserably. I've never been a neatnik but I'm much more lax
> about it now than I ever was. If I don't stop and wipe up a spill
> immediately, it will sit there for a few days or a week and then need to be
> scrubbed off the stove-top.
I always find it humorous when I see scare stories about the
number of bacteria in the household environment. If bacteria count
were the sole criteria, your mouth would a far more dangerous
place than your countertop. The count is higher there by several
orders of magnitude.
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> Mine would fail miserably. I've never been a neatnik but I'm much more lax
> about it now than I ever was. If I don't stop and wipe up a spill
> immediately, it will sit there for a few days or a week and then need to be
> scrubbed off the stove-top.
I always find it humorous when I see scare stories about the
number of bacteria in the household environment. If bacteria count
were the sole criteria, your mouth would a far more dangerous
place than your countertop. The count is higher there by several
orders of magnitude.
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Reg email: RegForte (at) (that free MS email service) (dot) com