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Anonymous users2024-01-24You don't have to worry about that.
Even if you put a lid on it, it can't block bacteria and other microorganisms.
Just say you're cleaner with the lid on, more hygienic, and less of those bad smells. Nothing more.
It has nothing to do with bacteria or anything.
You just need to clean the toilet frequently. Just pay attention to hygiene.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You're so nervous that unless it's strictly airtight and airtight, there's almost no way to stop bacteria.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22Absolutely! Airborne.
Bacteria are everywhere.
Extremely diffusible. When flushing the toilet, there is a large air flow that whirls out. >>>More
Bacteria are everywhere and can easily spread When flushing the toilet, due to the large air flow swirling out, there will definitely be bacteria brought out, but the amount of bacteria coming out of the poop is too small to cause any major threat There is no need to worry!
No, the toilet is all tap water, which has been treated by the water plant one by one, if there is a water snake, how can you eat it?
Because when flushing, there is a spray effect, and if the toilet lid is opened, the instantaneous cyclone inside the toilet can carry germs or microorganisms up to 6 meters into the air and suspend them in the air for several hours. >>>More
Be sure to close the lid when flushing the toilet.
If the toilet lid is opened when flushing, an instantaneous cyclone in the toilet can carry germs or microorganisms up to 6 meters into the air and remain suspended in the air for several hours before landing on walls and toothbrushes, mouthwashes and towels. >>>More