1) The barbers apron. That piece of cloth soaks and transfers sweat by the hour. The security of your clipper is
not good enough

2) Buttons of ATM machines. The pace of usage would make body fluid transfer a must

3) Trying out cloths, watches, hats, glasses, shoes, slippers before buying is a no no for now.

4) Make up kit. Women share both blushes and powder any how. No more collective bathroom trips

5) Door handles / access to public places. I say access because of those banks, security doors, eateries,
hotel doors etc

6) Toll gate staff. Before they give you much more than your change.

7) Passing cell phones: No more “hold on he is here, speak to him”. Activate speaker phone or forget about the issue

8. Cool Banking halls and pens: “can I use ur pen please?” “No sorry”
See ehn my fingers don dey pain me,continue to read here- http://www.frabidel.com/2014/08/ebola10-most-unsuspected-ebola-sources.html

Nice one BUT one can get the virus through someone that is gravely ill and showing the symptoms of EVD like total weakness, fever, vomiting, bleeding from nose, mouth and the likes and that is when the virus is active where it can be transferred not just anybody you see and you go ahead to suspect the person of having Ebola.