The germs expert says that not doing so in public water courses

As a result of (not to be a cover), there is a column that comes from the toilet that ends in the seat, and regardless
Hundreds (of molecules).

These stool molecules can contain E. Coli, salmonella, or even the Norofis virus, all of which are present in highly high concentrations, they can make us sick – but not to sit on the toilet seat.

“We see a possible low level of all kinds of bacteria and viruses that can cause an infection, but the truth is, unless you have pieces, there is no really chance to cause this in your skin,” Grades files and Germsand Clear.

However, the drops in the air are a completely different issue. For this reason, he says that we must wipe the toilet before using it “to get a new bowl” and not to stay stalling after the flow.

“Make sure to get out of the 30 seconds to allow anything to be a wrest or drops to fall and then you can return,” he said, noting that he does this himself.

“This is the problem: if the Norofis virus or some of the most disturbing bacteria such as E.Coli 0157: H7 may actually end up with a high level enough that can cause infection.” This is because the drops of the column column can land in your mouth or nose – which is more dangerous if you stand close to the public bathroom toilet that features a very strong flow.

He added: “If you are going to clean or for the fresh bowl, make sure that your face is not in a place near this column.”

Once your work is completed, do not wander in delaying after washing it as well – unless you want a column of your stool molecules.

We attracted the limbs of talking with Tetro about the most amazing part of the public bathroom (spoiler: it is not the toilet seat), and what we do if there is no soap in the bathroom, and much more.

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