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Charles Gerba Quotes
«Desks are really bacteria cafeterias. They?re breakfast buffets, lunch tables, and snack bars as we spend more and more hours at the office.»
Author: Charles Gerba
«We were pleased to find a decrease in bacteria levels. Perhaps people are becoming more aware of germs in their office and doing something about it.»
Author: Charles Gerba
«Nobody cleans their desk because it's a personal space.»
Author: Charles Gerba
«Teachers were not surprising because kids are so darn germy. Some of the others kind of surprised us, like the DJ.»
Author: Charles Gerba
«We spend more and more time at our desks, but we haven't learned to bring the hygiene habits we have at home to the office.»
Author: Charles Gerba
«We were surprised that bankers and accountants came up so high. I really expected lawyers, maybe television producers and radio announcers (to rank high). In my experiences, they're pretty bad.»
Author: Charles Gerba
«Most of the common infections -- colds, flu, diarrhea -- you get environmentally transmitted either in the air or on surfaces you touch. I think people under-rate surfaces.»
Author: Charles Gerba
«Keyboards are a lunch counter for germs. We turn them over in a lot of studies and we are amazed at what comes out of a keyboard.»
Author: Charles Gerba
«Toilets get a bad rap. So does the door on the way out.»
Author: Charles Gerba
«Most people don't realize that they actually should wash their hands after they make dinner and also after they do the laundry.»
Author: Charles Gerba