Cellphones are dangerous/not dangerous, skin infection edition
By Sean Cooper 
posted July 17th 2007 9:09PM
posted July 17th 2007 9:09PM
Well, it seems cells are bad for our health once again but this time the culprit is bacteria, not risk of cancer. Considering that our handsets travel everywhere we do and get dumped and used in some pretty gross spots, it really isn't a big surprise that they are filthy. Charles Gerba of the University of Arizona ran eleven handsets through his "germ meter" and half failed with thousands of types of bacteria on them. He went on to say that the risk of skin infection isn't a problem as long as the grime being scraped off onto the handset is yours, other folk's germs are where the problems lie. Engadget Mobile Labs can offer two quick fixes for this problem: bring along some alcohol wipes to keep your mobile clean, or just don't lend it out.
I know that cell phones can be very dirty, as it can be a breeding ground for worst types of bacteria including that of “STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS” which can cause illnesses ranging from pimples and boils to pneumonia and meningitis.
This problem never worries me now as I have found the perfect solution using a cell phone disinfectant which can kill 99.9% of germs.
A new product that I recently tried is called CELLITIZER. I have tested it with my phone.
Imagine initial swabbing test done from my phone (before use of CELLITIZER) was 812 RLU (Relative Light Unit). After using CELLITIZER, I had my phone swabbed again and the test result really amazed me…6 RLU!!! WOW…Unbelievable I have never seen such cell phone cleaner that worked like this.
I hope this information will be useful to other cellphone users out there. For more information, you may visit www.cellitizer.com or jot them a note at info@cellitizer,com.