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Toyota Camry 1985 vs Toyota Camry 2015.

Rukkington:
This is serious..... I don't fink any1 can escape from germs

You right sis, they're everywhere.

Toyota Corolla 1966 vs Toyota Corolla 2015

Volkswagen Golf

Lamborghini

Mini Cooper 1960 vs Mini Cooper 2015.

BMW M5 1985 vs BMW M5 2015.

BMW 3 Series 1975 vs BMW 3 Series 2016.

AutosBay:
Every post is a hit back to back by explorers

lol...Street ti take over, ko nii da fun iya anybody.

Chevrolet Camaro 1967 vs Chevrolet Camaro 2015.

Chevrolet Suburban 1935 vs Chevrolet Suburban 2015.

Chrysler 300 1955 vs Chrysler 300 2015.

Dodge Charger 1966 vs Dodge Charger 2015.

Ford F-Series 1948 vs Ford F-Series 2015.

Ford Mustang 1964 vs Ford Mustang 2015.

Honda Civic 1973 vs Honda Civic 2015.

Porche 911 1964 vs Porche 911 2015.

Toyota Landcruiser 1958 vs 2015.

Volkswagen Beetle 1945 vs 2015.

19. Toys.



If you have kids around, I can guarantee they’ve infected every single toy they own with saliva, mud from outside and skin flakes. Teddy bears and plush toys usually have two times the bacteria of a toilet, while bicycles have over 15 and outdoor trampolines have 400 times bouncing all over the placeThe solution is to give your child a glob of disinfectant and have them play with that, thus cleaning both themselves and their many possessions.


http://www.planetdolan.com/15-things-in-your-house-dirtier-than-a-toilet/

18. Game Controllers.


You’re playing Grand Theft Auto, you crash the car and your character dies well, at least he doesn’t have to deal with the fact that your controller has five times more bacteria than a toilet bowl. This was data procured by Domestos and Unicef that revealed each controller held 7,800 germs per 100cm². So next time you step up to play some PS4, you might want to consider wearing surgeon’s gloves.
Clean with disinfectant wipes often.

17. Steering Wheels/Gear/Handbreaks.


Some researchers at The Queen Mary University discovered that over 700 kinds of bacteria inhabit each square inch of a steering wheel, with it being 9 times dirtier than a toilet. In fact, almost half of all drivers regularly eat food in their car. Their car is basically a death-trap, a giant motorised bag of rat poison. This is pretty easy to avoid though just purchase a new car every week and give the old diseased vehicle to someone you don’t like.
Explorers is ready to receive them sa

16. Keys.



Have you ever thought about washing your keys? Well you should, because these things end up at the bottom of bags, on the table, on the floor, next to your testicles or in someone else’s hands. Sometimes the key links themselves collect grime, or the key which has been pushed in and out of a dusty keyhole for years.

15. Toothbrush.


It's difficult to know how many germs are lurking on your toothbrush, but you can safely assume it's a lot. What makes this so disgusting is the fact your toothbrush goes in your mouth; but that's exactly why they are prone to harbouring germs in the first place. Brushing removes bacteria, which is good, but toothbrushes are also damp and rarely cleaned so these germs have the perfect environment in which to breed. There is also evidence to suggest that flushing the toilet releases thousands of tiny, bacteria containing droplets, covering the bathroom (and your toothbrush) with nasty bugs. Allowing the brush to dry out fully, changing it regularly and soaking it in mouthwash can all reduce the number of germs.



http://www.rugdoctor.co.uk/about-us/news/5-things-that-are-dirtier-than-your-toilet-seat

15. Toothbrush.


It's difficult to know how many germs are lurking on your toothbrush, but you can safely assume it's a lot. What makes this so disgusting is the fact your toothbrush goes in your mouth; but that's exactly why they are prone to harbouring germs in the first place. Brushing removes bacteria, which is good, but toothbrushes are also damp and rarely cleaned so these germs have the perfect environment in which to breed. There is also evidence to suggest that flushing the toilet releases thousands of tiny, bacteria containing droplets, covering the bathroom (and your toothbrush) with nasty bugs. Allowing the brush to dry out fully, changing it regularly and soaking it in mouthwash can all reduce the number of germs.

14. Mattress/Pillow.


After around 10 years of use, your mattress can double in weight due to dead skin cells and dust mite feces.

13. Remote.



The remote is often one of the most filthy items in your household.

12. Refrigerator.


Refrigerators commonly test positive for e. coli and salmonella.

Thanks sir's'.

autosbay, rich4god, ichommy, kingsilly.

XtraSmooth404:
Following..





Money and phone..hmmmm. Imagine putting a Nokia torch in your mouth @ night when you wanna turn on the generator
Germs everywhere..

You right bro, i did that recently.

11. Clean Laundry.


A load of underwear will transfer at least 100 million E. coli bacteria, the culprit behind diarrhea to the washing machine, which becomes a breeding ground that can contaminate other clothing. With a front-loading machine, it's worse; water settles at the bottom and creates the moist environment bacteria loves.
Disinfect your machine by washing a load of whites with bleach first, or cleaning your washer with bleach at least once a month (pour 2 cups of bleach into the detergent compartment, and run empty on the hottest cycle before wiping dry and leave the door open after). To avoid spreading bacteria, wash underwear separately with hot water and a color safe bleach replacement.

10. Money.


On average, a bill is transferred between over 55 different hands and may carry up to 200,000 living bacteria. That brings a whole new meaning to the phrase “dirty money.”