Cambria
Cambria-commissioned survey finds people misinformed about kitchen cleanliness
Published in Lab Business Week, May 21st, 2006
A national survey commissioned by Cambria, the only producer of natural quartz surfaces in the United States, found that half of all American adults believe the bathroom has the most germs.
"People are always shocked at the amount of bacteria in the kitchen," said Dr. Charles P. Gerba, a professor at the University of Arizona who specializes in germs. "Everyone would like to assume that their kitchen is a sanitary place; however people need to rethink the products that they choose and the cleaning process that they use if they...
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Source: Lab Business Week (2006-05-21)
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