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MaryK wrote:
> 
> On 8/4/2017 1:39 PM, Otten Schneijders wrote:
> > Serg io wrote:
> >
> >>>> impossable to do that if it lands on it.  all things manufactured
> >>>> already have microbio contamination on them, as soon as exposed to
> >>>> air.
> >>>> the only way is lots of hard radiation
> >>>
> >>> Not true.
> >>
> >> very true. even IC chips have bacterial contamination
> >
> > I don't believe you. Show me one.
> 
> https://microbewiki.kenyon.edu/index.php/Bacterial_Contamination_on_Phones
> 
> You neither know the difference between
> > a function and an equation,
> 
> you missinterpet common nomenclature
> 
> similar to a few others around here. (hint,
> > propagation delays are NOT bacterial)
> >
> 
> remember HEPA only gets 99.97% of particals,

How could I forget?




> so if you have 10,000,000
> particals per cubic inch, after a HEPA filter you now have 3,000
> floating around in your IC chip clean room.