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Anonymous users2024-01-24There are indeed a lot of bacteria on the toothbrush! But there are a lot of leaves in the toilet! I usually spit water into the toilet bowl after brushing my teeth, hehe, theoretically, there are many bacteria in the toilet!! Quack quack.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23This has really not been studied. It could be true.
That's usually the case.
There is not much flushing in the men's toilet after urinating, and urine splashing outside the urinal abounds, so the smell of urine is relatively large, and there are often non-flushing in the urinal, plus smoking, the smell is stronger; The women's toilet is a squatting pit, flushing is more timely, and there is less smoking, plus there are sanitary napkins and perfumes that can cover some odors, so it is relatively clean. >>>More
This is a rumor, but it's certainly better to keep your toothbrush as clean and hygienic as possible. >>>More
There are always people who speak more exaggerated and sensational, just like the headline party on the Internet, and the questions are not shocking and endless. You don't have to follow the crowd or listen to the advertisement, you can have your own basic analysis. For example, in the case of toothbrushes, doesn't toothpaste have a sterilization function? >>>More
That's right. The surface of a smartphone is filled with a large number of germs, more than a toilet bowl. >>>More
This is pure exaggeration.
No matter how long the home air conditioner is used, at most it will accumulate dust on the return air filter, and then breed some bacteria. >>>More