Why do flies always run to the toilet?

Toilets have a strong appeal.

A thousand years ago, the author of The Life of St. Gregory pointed out that the medieval toilets, suspended in the towers of castles, were the best places to read undisturbed; The American writer Henry Miller praised toilet reading, believing that works like Ulysses can only be truly appreciated when sitting on the toilet. Most people don't have such noble needs, though, and they probably only do it because we've invented the flush toilet and it's not a lot of work to poop, so we can pass the time by reading — you can have a man in a pit read a newspaper. What's more, having paper in your hand when you go to the toilet is always reassuring. >>>More

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It turns out that toilet paper had to be thrown into a dedicated trash can, mainly for fear of blocking the sewer. Now the paper can be thrown directly into the bedpan, because the current paper has been treated, it is characterized by high strength when dry, and when it encounters water, it immediately loses its original strength and becomes soft, and it can be washed away with the water when flushing the toilet. It is important to note that sanitary napkins should not be thrown into the bedpan as it can clog the drain.

One is warm and the other is odor (flies are very sensitive to smell). You can hang some fly paper to solve.