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10 Items You Surely Have That Are Dirtier Than a Toilet Seat

Your remote

Your channel changer is very germy. Anything that’s been on your hands before you started surfing is on your remote now. Also, your remote collects dust sitting on your couch, gets sat on, and may even have crumbs on it, if you like to eat in front of the TV.

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