25. Isn't it true that boiling everything solves everything?
According to the adage, all you have to do to get rid of bacteria is boil it in hot water, and the problem will go away. Unfortunately, if you have a cough, no amount of hot water wiping the surface of anything would be enough to kill the germs. You'll need more than that to keep your house clean and germ-free! Most bacteria die at 212 degrees Fahrenheit, and most water heaters don't go past 120 degrees Fahrenheit. To clean your home, you're better off mixing ammonia, chlorine, or bleach into some water.
We need to be extra cautious, particularly in this day and age where we are so worried about germs in our homes – so let's step past the notion that boiling fixes everything. Antibacterial items that you can use in the house are a good idea to stock up on. Hand soap, disinfectant wipes, and spray products fall under this category. Your home will be extra clean due to using these, and you will be able to enjoy your room without fear of infection. Of course, washing your clothes and bedding on high heat can help keep everything sanitary and tidy. It is always a great idea to wash your clothes regularly.
