Friends who like to watch American TV series, I don’t know if they have noticed that Americans usually don’t take off their shoes when they enter the door. Most of them sit on the sofa wearing shoes, or even lie on the bed. I wonder how many people can accept and recognize this lifestyle?
When you come home in real life, will you get used to taking off your shoes outside the door and replacing shoes that are only used indoors when you enter the room? Today, the editor will talk to your friends about the safety risks of "shoes".
Recently, a study result from the University of Houston in the United States suggested that 26.4% of the soles can find C. difficile with a certain amount of virulence, and its carrying capacity even exceeds that of the bathroom . Clostridium difficile is a bacteria with a long lifespan and is resistant to various antibiotics such as cephalosporin, lincomycin .
When long-term irregular use of antibiotics can lead to intestinal flora imbalance and intestinal problems such as diarrhea. In addition, the University of Arizona in the United States further research found that there are as many as 400,000 types of pathogens that may be carried on shoes. In addition, 96% of soles can detect E. coli , which is a very difficult and pathogenic pathogenic microorganism in clinical treatment.
What is even more terrifying is that in both medical and non-medical environments, people can find MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus), VRE (vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus) and Multidrug-resistant Gram-negative bacteria .
In the context of the normalization of new crown , everyone is personally aware of the importance of personal hygiene. Because the new coronavirus is mainly transmitted through respiratory droplets, it has made us accustomed to the fact that we are used to it, but we often ignore the soles of our shoes.
If the droplets settle to the ground, the soles of the shoe may be infected with viruses. Therefore, in the front line of clinical anti-epidemic work, every time we leave the warehouse from the designated ward of isolation, we will use alcohol to spray the soles of the shoe to strengthen disinfection.
In addition, Chinese people have been paying attention to Feng Shui since ancient times. The most important thing in Feng Shui is Qi, which takes Qi as the main theme. Qi constitutes all things and is the origin of all things. People need to breathe continuously, breathe continuously, and their lives are constantly stopped.
Our house actually has the same truth. It also has life, so it also needs to breathe. "Change shoes when entering the door" can be regarded as a daily habit for us to adapt to Feng Shui. What kind of experience will you have when you have been running around for a day and enter the door to change your shoes? Do you feel that someone has relaxed a lot? The door is actually equivalent to the air outlet of a house, just like a person's mouth and nose, so changing shoes in the door plays an exchange role, which helps us gradually relax our whole body when we return home.
Let’s put aside the “feng shui”, the various pathogenic microorganisms found by scientists on the soles and floors are enough to make people feel scared. Secondly, we may also be exposed to various substances through the soles of the shoes on the road, including various toxic and harmful substances.
Having written this, the editor strongly suggests that everyone develop the good habit of "going home to change shoes" . After all, the soles of the shoes are so dirty that they are hard to imagine. If you don't change your shoes when you enter the door, the bacteria and viruses carried on the shoes may breed on your floor, carpet, or even on the edge of the table and bed.
Change shoes not only to keep the room clean, but most importantly, it can reduce the risk of diseases such as diarrhea. Give yourself or your family more protection and more peace of mind.
From now on, when you get home, remember to change your shoes at your doorstep and wash your hands when you enter your house!
