Scientists studied 166 dust samples and found bacteria could share genes. Did this when they became 'stressed' by living indoors without enough food. Bacterium shared genes by either dividing or sharing genes with neighbour.
Damn, I better get the polish out in the morning
I train my dust to have a negative vibe and ward off any potential superbugs.
Slow night is it?
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