Paul Saladino· MD
90 plus% of souls of shoes, they've tested this, are positive for E.coli and other harmful bacteria from when you walk in the grass or you're walking outside or on the bottom of your shoe.
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90 plus% of souls of shoes, they've tested this, are positive for E.coli and other harmful bacteria from when you walk in the grass or you're walking outside or on the bottom of your shoe.
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