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I think the five seconds should be for something fast, not something else, and bacteria can be easily contaminated just by touching a dirty surface that is contaminated. and the carpet and the floor have a lot of contamination.

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I think the five seconds should be for something fast, not something else, and bacteria can be easily contaminated just by touching a dirty surface that is contaminated. and the carpet and the floor have a lot of contamination.

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No I will not because I don't want to get sick over some 5-second rule.I don't wanna get sick.Also don't wanna get no disease's.Its also not good to eat off the floor because you don't know what bugs or mouses that ha been on the floor.Also some people don't even know what bugs or mouses has ate the food before picking it up.

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I will not abide by the five-second rule because bacteria is on the food no matter how fast it is picked up. The floor is most where germs are especially because we walk on it. You can also get sick from a disease.

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I would not abide by the five- second rule because even thought it has only been five seconds as soon a you drop whatever on the floor its already contaminated with all the germs and bacteria on the floor. People leave germs and diseases everywhere and most importantly the floor. Many people have stepped on that floor with their dirty shoes and they couldvé stepped in anything with those shoes.

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I will not abide by the five-second rule because it has been proven that it "contaminate instantaneously." by Donald Schaffner a biologist at Rutgers University. in the video it said "five-second rule isn't a good idea no matter" the food or floor type.

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I would not abide by the 5-second rule because germs found on the ground that can be transferred. People walk on the floor or ground and transfer germs from once place to another. The floor and ground are already dirty. With that being said, it will likely get into any food wasted on the floor. Bacteria and germs need a breeding ground so once I eat the food, they can replicate and spread throughout my body and could cause me to get sick or something else serious could happened. The article mentions that according to the CDC, that there are “31 known pathogens responsible for an estimated 9 million cases of food-borne illness a year”. This tells me that germs and bacteria is being passed through the food. When I drop food, I just throw it away. Eating off the floor sound disgusting to me anyways.

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I will not abide by the five second rule because the food will instantaneously pick up bacteria from the surface it lands on. I also will not abide by the five second rule because a piece of food will pick up bacteria and germs the longer it spends all the floor. I will also not abide by the five second rule because I could catch anything and it could affect my health. Although the article says it is is proven is is not necessarily true.

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I will not abide by the five-second rule because all the dirt that is on the ground will be drawn to the food you dropped and when you eat it you're putting all of that dirt into your system which can cause you to contract illnesses. Also if you're upset about dropping that piece of food on the floor just get more and throw the other piece away. This is a better and healthier option than the five-second rule.

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I will not abide to the 5 second rule because there is so many germs around us and where we sit at. If I dropped something like a piece of chicken on the ground outside on the sidewalk. I won't eat because everyone that live in my neighborhood or even just visit, they all walk on the sidewalk. That is germs that was build up over the years that came from people feet, what happened if they stp in pee then walk on the sidewalk. That disgusting to even think of all the germs in my mouth that if I ate that chicken.

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I will not abide by the five-second rule. I may have participated in it before but no longer. My reason for this is because of an experiment in the article I read about which explains how bacteria can travel instantaneously from surfaces. Even though five second's may not lead to a lot of bacteria spreading, there will still be a decent amount of it. And depending on how moist and wet the object is the quicker bacteria will travel into it like dropping a watermelon or a popsicle. In conclusion it's just a crappy excuse for eating food that was wasted on the floor instead of just getting something else.

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I will not abide by the five Second rule because it germs everywhere. If you drop something on a hard wood floor and pick it up germs are already on it. Another reason is because germs can get you sick. Another reason the second rule doesn't work on all surfaces. Also bacteria spread every where

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I will not abide by the five-second rule. Germs are everywhere and inescapable. The experiments in the article also help prove my point. In the experiments, multiple foods dropped on multiple surfaces, for different variations of time, and seeing how much bacteria is retrieved. Also, you can easily become sick or catch a disease from bacteria.

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I will not abide by the five-second rule. Since germs travel from things that are on the floor instantly, why would it be remotely safe to even try to eat it? I really don't care if it is wood, tiles, or carpet; I do not want to eat something that has been on a place where I have or could walk on.

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I will still abide by the 5 second rule because food is good and times are hard and people can't afford to be wasting food

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I will not abide by the Five second rule as I have learned that it is way beyond disgusting and unsanitary to humans. It just feels disgusting to have a dirty piece of food off of the ground in your mouth. You most likely don't know what type of bacteria is on the floor when you drop the food. So therefor you are getting yourself sick as you put bacterialized food in your mouth after dropping it onto the floor.

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I will not abide by the Five Second Rule because it's germs everywhere around you, especially the floor. When people have shoes on it's a lot of dirt, and dust on the bottom of your shoe and when you drop candy, or food on the floor even it's for 5 seconds it just got in contact with bacteria. Scientist say that it's okay to use the Five Second Rule, but didn't include the fact that bacteria can cause you to get sick especially because there is over 5 million different types of bacterias.

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I will not abide by the 5 second rule because I think germs are unavoidable when you drop your food. Since bacteria can spread in a instant, it doesn't matter since I would still have bacteria on my food. I don't want to risk the chance of me getting a food illness because I abided the 5 second rule and ate the dropped food anyway. It was also proven by scientists that it doesn't work and you should do it at your own risk. So I think that since it's fun to abide by it and eat the dropped food, you are eating bacteria that can possibly give you a food-related illness which would not be fun.

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I will not abide by the 5 second rule because there are germs everywhere. In the air in your food on the ground everything you touch has germs whether you realize it or not. Why i believe this is because in the article it stated "the five second rule is a significant oversimplification of what actually happens when bacteria transfer from surface to food bacteria can contaminate instantaneously". basically even if its just one second when the food hits the ground bacteria gets on it in an instant because it already touched the germs that was on the ground.

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I will not abide by the five second rule because I think the germs would really get to me. I am not germaphobic I just don't like the thought of a lot of germs. If bacteria can spread instantaneously, then imagine what could happen in your daily life. It could happen anywhere whether it is at school or at home. Furthermore, The five second rule is disgusting to me and is very unpleasant. Although the article says it is proven and could work, I am not up for it. It doesn't feel right to go through with it.

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I will not abide by the five second rule because there are germs everywhere even the air and mostly the floor. In the article the article states "The five-second rule is a significant oversimplification of what actually happens when bacteria transfer from a surface to food....Bacteria can contaminate instantaneously.” This means that no matter how long a food is on the ground the bacteria can contaminate instantaneously. Another reason I won't abide the five by the five second rule because depending on the floor type the bacteria can contaminate food even faster than other even though regulars floors contaminate food faster than carpet. I know this because in the article it states "To the surprise of the researchers, carpet transferred fewer bacteria than steel or tile. Wood was hard to pin down, showing a large variation." This shows how carpet has the lowest contaimination level and hard floor had more contamination.

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I will not abide by the five second rule because there are a lot of germs on the floor even in a five second window. In the article it states that "bacteria can contaminate instantaneously." This shows that you shouldn't abide by the 5 second rule because it doesn't matter how long the food is on the floor bacteria can still spread on the food. Another reason I won't abide by the five second rule is because it doesn't work on any surface because even if you drop it on carpet it will still have bacteria on it. For example "Those surfaces — carpet, ceramic tile, stainless steel and wood — were slathered with Enterobacter aerogenes, a bacteria similar in food-clinging ability to salmonella but far less a dangerous bug.". This explains my reasoning because any surface you drop it on can still contaminate your food. In conclusion I won't abide by the five second rule because bacteria can spread on your food in less than five seconds and that can cause sicknesses.