slowmutant wrote:
How can a keyboard, which usually doesn't come in contact with human waste, be dirtier than a toilet, which does? If I pissed and shat all over my keyboard instead of in the bowl, then I could see how that coud be true. C'mon people, the dirtiest things a keyboard sees are dust and food-particles. This myth looks doubtful, but don't expect me to test it.
Don't believe everything you read.
1. As LeKiwi said, toilets are cleaned on a regular basis, keyboards aren't.
2. Even a very clean, hygiene-conscious person has lots of bacteria all over their body. Staph bacteria, for example, are normally harmless eaters of dead skin unless they get into a wound.
3. Our hands come into contact with so many things that they spread microbes around very easily even if you wash them a lot.