Why don't we use copper for door handles, fixtures, and general surfaces that lots of strange people touch all the time?
Copper has long been known to have anti-microbial properties and it's not that expensive.
If any of you gentle readers have connections to the construction design and materials industry...think about it!
2 comments:
I think it's because copper oxidizes and turns that bluish white color that is reminiscent of mold. I had no idea copper had anti-microbial properties. That's pretty cool!
Ah, the time-honored patina. Maybe they can treat it with some kind of anti-oxidizing coating...
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