#bacterial-contamination

#bacterial-contamination

Gushing or overly firm cans often indicate continued fermentation or bacterial contamination, producing off-smells and off-tastes though rarely causing food-safety illness.

Chicken Ranch Beach at Channel B received an F for consistently high fecal bacteria from runoff, ranking fourth among California's ten worst beaches.

Double dipping transfers saliva and bacteria into communal dip, greatly increasing contamination risk and potentially spreading thousands of bacteria between people.

Refill Nespresso water daily because standing water loses chlorine, allows bacterial growth (including Legionella), alters taste via CO₂ absorption, and increases health risks.

Medical-use fentanyl in Argentina has caused up to 96 deaths due to bacterial contamination.

Common household items are often overlooked hosts of harmful bacteria.

Chronic immune conditions may arise from a lack of exposure to beneficial germs.

Toothbrushes placed near toilets can become contaminated with fecal matter.