Closing the toilet lid may seem trivial, but the truth is that many people do not close the toilet when flushing. This is a big mistake that can endanger your health. We answer the question why you should close the toilet seat every time you flush the water.
When you flush the toilet, bacteria shoot out of the toilet. Better close the hatch
For many it is a trifle, but for some people closing is not a common phenomenon at all. Many people do not pay attention to this activity. This is a big mistake. There are a lot of bacteria in our toilet and they can be dangerous to health. It seems to us that if something cannot be seen with the naked eye, it does not exist. Researchers at the University of Colorado have studied the movement and spread of these chemicals in our toilet.
The published video shows how when the toilet is flushed, water drops shoot upwards, and with them bacteria inside the toilet – including viruses and pathogens that live in feces. As you can see in the video, the water drops spread over a distance of about 1.5 meters. Then they can freely settle on our toothbrushes or clean towels.
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Toilet bacteria. Why are they dangerous to health?
E. coli and C. difficile pathogens are found in feces. Both of these pathogens cause intestinal problems and are dangerous to your health. The E. Coli bacteria, or coli bacteria, causes bloody diarrhea, abdominal pain and vomiting. In contrast, infection with Clostridioides difficile is manifested by diarrhoea, vomiting and fever. In more severe cases, it can cause colitis. To avoid infection, close the toilet every time you flush it.
Source: Gazeta
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