Pay with plastic? Those grocery store keypads are wicked nasty. And what do you touch before and after punching those buttons? You guessed it–your trusty credit card. Ick.

Similar to your phone, your tablet goes a lot of places with you. And it is no stranger to those dirty fingers. Ever let your kids play games on your device? Where have their hands been? Maybe you don’t want to answer that…

Whether it’s the latest Fitbit or a glossy new Apple watch, your wrist wear holds onto some serious germs. You probably don’t realize how many surfaces your wrist touches throughout the day. And again, electronics and liquid disinfectants don’t get along well.

Click, click, click. Crunch, crunch, crunch. You change the channel then go for a handful of chips. Maybe think twice about that next time.

Money, money, money. Not so funny. How many times have you purchased a snack with cash and then popped that snack into your mouth? Well, if you take a minute to ponder how many people have touched those bills and coins you might consider washing your hands first next time.

Did you know, every time you flush the toilet, fecal bacteria can make its way several feet? Eek. That means, if you keep your toothbrush on your bathroom counter you might be brushing your teeth with a little more than you bargained for.

Every time you cut anything on a cutting board (wooden ones are the worst culprits) it shoves bacteria into the crevices, making it difficult for dishwashers and scrub brushes to disinfect thoroughly.

You probably saw this one coming. Nothing says bacteria like a wet, spongy…well, sponge.