Why does the toilet produce hydrogen sulfide?

Studies have shown that when the content of hydrogen sulfide is close to thirty to forty milligrams per cubic meter, the human body will have a suffocation reaction, after which there will be obvious symptoms in the eyes and respiratory tract. If the level continues to increase, it will cause conjunctivitis, which can be life-threatening in severe cases, and there have been reports of residents dying of hydrogen sulfide poisoning in the bathroom. Even a small amount of hydrogen sulfide can cause great harm to the human body if inhaled for a long time.

Therefore, we must be vigilant against this kind of potential safety hazards, when the bathroom at home is used for a period of time, we must open the doors and windows in time for ventilation, and if the conditions are better, we can install an exhaust fan in the bathroom, in short, we must keep the indoor air in the bathroom fresh.

Toilet urinals and sewers tend to accumulate waste and dirt, which can release foul odors over time. The smell emitted by the toilet is a gas composed of harmful substances such as hydrogen sulfide and methyl mercaptan, and the ventilation of the toilet is generally poor, and toxic gases such as hydrogen sulfide cannot be circulated in time, which is easy to cause poisoning.

Organic matter and household garbage will produce a large amount of hydrogen sulfide in decay, and most of the odor and odor in the bathroom are gases composed of harmful substances such as hydrogen sulfide. If too much is inhaled, it can lead to a lack of oxygen to the brain, which can lead to death.

Generally, clean toilets will not have such a situation, unless the sewer ventilation is not good, or the septic tank is not treated in time, etc., hydrogen sulfide will be produced, and inhalation for a few minutes can cause death.

Add too much waste together, and then a lot of this substance will appear. The air inside is also damaged, and this is the formation of a toxic substance.