bacteria in kitchen sponges

NORWAY -- Kitchen sponges harbor more bacteria than kitchen brushes, which may be a more hygienic way to clean your dishes, according to researchers in Norway. "Salmonella and other bacteria grow ...

A Norwegian study comparing the amount of bacteria build-up in sponges and brushes used for ... But if there isn’t any salmonella in your kitchen, then won’t be any on your cloth to grow.

While none of the other bacteria was pathogenic — meaning ... Researchers collected both used sponges (14) and used kitchen brushes (35) from people in Norway, and used sponges (20) from people ...

If you have a sponge, listen up. Kitchen sponges hold on to way more bacteria than a kitchen brush does. Researchers at a Norwegian food research institute say that a “single sponge can harbor a ...

(CNN) - Do you have a sponge or brush in your kitchen sink? If you have a sponge, listen up. Kitchen sponges hold on to way more bacteria than a kitchen brush does. Researchers at a Norwegian food ...