Your kitchen sponge might be dirtier than the surfaces you're trying to clean. In one study, researchers found 309 different species of bacteria, from salmonella to listeria, on

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Fact: Kitchen sponges are breeding grounds for germs and bacteria. And studies have shown that microwaving them doesn’t effectively disinfect them. 

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Yes, you read it right! Most of us believe that our toilet seat is perhaps the only thing that's filled with millions of bacteria and we don't doubt that even one bit.

 

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But according to a 2017 study, bacteria that survives in the sponge might become resistant to microwaving, so to be safe, it’s better to replace your sponges weekly.

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