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Anonymous users2024-01-23A: The fact of pouring tap water in a public toilet should be fined.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Public toilets are public places because everyone goes there to solve the problem of; Because public toilets are public places, smoking is not allowed in public places, so public toilets are not allowed to smoke.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21The problem of public morality should not be done to others as you would have them do unto you. Think about it from the other side's point of view, would you be willing to do that? There is another sentence, taking advantage of small advantages and suffering big losses, all apply.
It can't be that it's not tap water, the water used to flush toilets is generally pumped from the septic tank, which looks clear, but is actually very dirty. If there is a swimming pool in the school, it may also be water from the swimming pool, and flushing the toilet with tap water is too expensive for the school to do.
Many people think that 32313133353236313431303231363533e59b9ee7ad9431333431353864, tap water is strictly disinfected before being transported to residential areas for drinking water, thinking that tap water can be drunk directly, but this is a very lack of common sense, why can't you drink tap water directly? The quality of tap water in China has not yet reached the level of tap water that can be directly drunk in some developed countries. In this case, boiling tap water before drinking it is the most economical and hygienic method of disinfection. >>>More
No, go home and disinfect with disinfectant, and then disinfect with alcohol, you will not be infected with AIDS.
As long as it is tap water, as long as the faucet is clean, even if it is in the toilet, it is no different from the tap water at home. Although it is not too hygienic, it is not a big problem to drink it once. >>>More
No, there are no flammable or explosive items near public toilets, and smoking in public toilets is still a common phenomenon, but at present, some public toilets have launched smoke-free areas, and I hope to adopt it.