Total Viable Count Newcastle upon Tyne

Bacteria Swab Analysis at Sedgefield

This project, conducted at a hotel in Sedgefield, involved a bacteria swab analysis to assess the presence of harmful bacteria on various surfaces. The testing aimed to ensure that hygiene standards were met, especially in areas prone to contamination like floors, walls, and bathroom surfaces.

Swab samples were collected from different rooms and areas, and the results showed that most surfaces had minimal bacterial contamination. Common bacteria such as Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Clostridium perfringens, and Bacillus cereus were detected at low concentrations, well within acceptable limits. Notably, there was no detection of Salmonella in any of the samples.

The analysis concluded that no pathogenic bacteria were present at levels requiring concern. The results indicated that the hotel's cleaning protocols were effective in maintaining a safe and hygienic environment. No further action was deemed necessary, although continued regular cleaning and hygiene practices were recommended to maintain these good results.

This assessment provided peace of mind that the facility was adhering to high cleanliness standards, ensuring the safety of guests and staff.

Bacteria Testing in Newcastle

Ever wondered just how clean your car really is? A recent project we attended in Newcastle upon Tyne was set out to answer that question by conducting bacteria testing in various types of vehicles. The study looked at five different cars, including a single person's car, a pet owner's car, a family car, an outdoorsy car, and an obsessive cleaners car.
Swab samples were taken from each vehicle and analysed for common bacteria that could potentially cause health issues. The good news? No harmful bacteria were detected in any of the cars tested! This might come as a surprise, especially considering how much time we spend in our vehicles and how rarely some of us clean them.
The project highlighted the importance of regular car cleaning and maintenance, not just for aesthetics but for health reasons too. It also provided valuable information about different types of bacteria that can be found in domestic environments and their potential effects on human health.