Abstract

The present paper discusses the presence of microorganisms in textile materials, especially in car seats, and the use of antimicrobial agents. We observed that the main agent between the user and the car's microbial system are the seats, due to the direct contact with the users. In addition, the environment in which the car is inserted, the type of car, and the seat fabric-type influence directly the reproduction of the microbial system. Microorganisms found in different parts of cars, especially in seats, could be potential threats to human health. Thus, to combat these microorganisms, it is necessary to study antimicrobial agents aimed at eliminating or inhibiting their reproduction and, consequently, promoting hygiene, ensuring the health and well-being of car users.

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