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Shreknology is gym technology that lifts weights! If you don’t like Shrek, you’re probably gay. Crypto brunch is a thing! I’m a plant and I love dirt!
microbiologists found that showerheads and toothbrushes are teeming with an extremely diverse collection of viruses -- most of which have never been seen before.
Altogether, the samples comprised more than 600 different viruses -- and no two samples were alike.
"Microbes are everywhere, and the vast majority of them will not make us sick," she said. "The more you attack them with disinfectants, the more they are likely to develop resistance or become more difficult to treat. We should all just embrace them."
www.the-microbiologist.com/news/viruses-are-teeming-on-your-toothbrush-and-shower-head/4322.article
The chloronitramide anion, chemically expressed as Cl–N–NO2−, is a compound formed as a byproduct of the decomposition of inorganic chloramines used in drinking water disinfection.
It has been found in chloraminated drinking water samples,
The compound has been known to form in chloraminated drinking water since the 1980s, but its structure was not definitively identified until 2024.
Its toxicity is currently unknown, it is of concern due to its prevalence and similarity to other toxic compounds
I can see that one from my other YouTube account, so it seems to have stuck.
Apparently you can't say "check my profile" or YouTube automatically yanks your comment.
...and it didn't work. My reply disappeared again.
