Step away from that sponge. This is the best way to clean your dishes
Step away from that sponge. This is the best way to clean your dishes
While not all bacteria are harmful, those that are – like salmonella – can spread from sponges to your hands and kitchen surfaces, according to a new study. Those bacteria can make people sick. Another option is more hygienic.
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