Lavatory
It's without question that
the lavatory would be the most unhygienic place on a plane but when
you're in the air and you need to go, the lavatory can be avoided.
The seat and the flush button are the most contaminated spots in the
space so be sure to flush before you wash your hand.
Armrest
The armrest of the
seats may have given us a lot of frustration as to who should claim
ownership. But if this happens the next time, let us give it to the
other person as the rest is touched by countless number of people and
may not have been cleaned as often as we think.
Seatbelt and buckle
Have you looked
closely at the seatbelts the last time you flew? For some planes that
are older, you can see the obvious worn out fibre and the dark edges
of the belt. This is proof of the things that the belt is exposed to
and sometimes accidents happen and the belt may not have been
cleaned.
Tray table
With all sorts of
people out there, the tray table may be used for any purposes and
this may not always be sanitary. Therefore, it is best we sanitize
the table before take off and inform others around us to avoid
dirtying the tray table while on their flight.
Overhead air – vent
While the overhead
air vent is not the most dirtiest place you might imagine it to be,
it does hide a lot of germs and is one of the slightly unhygienic
spots on a plane. So it might be a good idea to bring along a small
bottle of sanitizer or sanitizing wipes for such instances.
With that, we hope
that everyone has a better idea of what spots on a plane contain more
germs that other and let this serve as a reminder to us to bring
along sanitizers to protect ourselves. Till next time, safe travels
everyone!!
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