7 Things you should never share with your friends!

smileplease (50)in #cn • 7 years ago (edited)

We all know that we should never borrow the toothbrush from others, but there are many other things that we usually exchange that we really should never lend to anyone.

Small transmissible diseases such as herpes or things like microbes and lice can be contracted with much less fatigue than what we imagine. So here's the things you should not borrow or lend.
Your friend left the lipstick at home but you can lend it to you without a problem ... Actually you should not do it because diseases such as herpes can easily be transmitted without being in a rash phase. Viral agents stay in both lips and saliva. If you want to keep your lipstick safe, the best way is to not lend it and pass it over a
Each person has their own bacterial flora balance in the ears and whenever we decide to share the earphones with someone we risk this balance, which in turn facilitates the development of infections in the ear. If you decide to lend them anyway, you can clean them once used by passing over a cotton swab wet with hydrogen peroxide.
Deodorants often possess antibacterial properties, but this does not put them safe from the risk of contamination. Not only should they not be lent but they should be cleaned between use and another with a rough cloth, even though we are the only ones to use them.
The task of a towel is to absorb excess fluid from the body, but it does the same with all kinds of moisture. If the bath is not well ventilated the towel is the first to absorb that moisture and this allows the molds to proliferate. That's why you should put your towels dry in the open air and change them once every week.
Tweezers, cutters, epilators, razors and other accessories should only be used by you. Nails and skin may be subject to microbes and bacteria, so after each use, each of these accessories should be washed before putting it back in place.
Brushes for cleaning the face, sponges and brushes seem very simple to clean; however in the time of small dead skin fragments may accumulate inside them and this could cause facial skin problems. For this reason, besides washing these tools should be changed every three months.
Slippers can be a receptacle of fungi and bacteria, especially because they are not always worn with clean feet. Also within these footwear is simple to sweat, further increasing the possibility of training unwanted guests. It is therefore best to wash your slippers occasionally and change them after six months of use.