Airplanes and Germs – Healthy Flying

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  1. NatalieTanner says:

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  2. March 2, 2015

    […] When you are sleep deprived and stressed you leave yourself open to germs. Airplane seat pockets are full of germs. (Want to cut back on the germs you encounter? Read about that here.) […]

  3. January 28, 2017

    […] Airborne germs – You’ll likely be exposing baby to airborne germs in large groups like an airplane are less of a problem than you might guess. Read more about HEPA air filters on planes. […]

  4. February 6, 2017

    […] behind by all the travelers who have gone before you. Think I’m over-reacting? Read about germs on an airplane. The surprise was that the germiest places were the seatbelt and the air control knob above you. […]

  5. February 15, 2017

    […] your wipe down the seat pocket in front of you AND the arm rests, etc. (Read about the germy spots on planes here!) then you can use the pocket for the things you need to have close at hand. Put things like a […]

  6. March 1, 2017

    […] you know the germiest spots on a plane? I think you’ll be surprised as I was…read about Germs and Airplanes to find out exactly what all you need to […]

  7. March 8, 2017

    […] My kids loved this spelling practice puzzle so much that we literally wore it out after using it for several years and two kids. We brought it out only during ‘waiting’ times like at in doctor’s offices, restaurants while waiting for food and yes…on airplanes! The puzzles are small enough to fit on the tray table (Clean it first with clorox wipes!! Tray tables are germy but they are not the germiest place on a plane! Read here to find out what is.) […]

  8. April 6, 2017

    […] **Read more about how to avoid airplane germs here!** […]

  9. April 13, 2017

    […] wipe down the seat pocket in front of you AND the arm rests. (Read about the germy spots on planes here!) You’d be surprised to hear that the germiest  places on the plane are the seat belt metal […]

  10. April 19, 2017

    […] You may encounter sparkling toilets in your travels AND you might find some that make US gas station bathrooms feel clean. Be prepared. WE love Clorox wipes for all sorts of occasions! We use them on planes (READ here about how to avoid germ on the plane.) […]

  11. April 20, 2017

    […] PLEASE use clorox wipes on every piece of the plane you can reach. Germs are everywhere on a plane! Read how to avoid the germs on an airplane here. If you want to be totally and utterly grossed out by your fellow man then go to Passenger Shaming on […]

  12. August 6, 2018

    […] Read here about the germiest places on a airplane – now you know the tray table is one of them. […]

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