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Anonymous users2024-01-24Splashing water during toilet use is related to the height of the water storage capacity of the toilet water seal, and has nothing to do with the size of the toilet.
Yes, sometimes it does happen. However, the sitting posture when using the toilet is also very important, and it will not happen if you master it well.
1. You can put a piece of toilet paper on the water surface when you have a bowel movement, and when the poop falls into the water, the splash will not splash when blocked by the paper! However, do not use newspapers or leaflets, as the paper is hard and may cause the toilet to clog. >>>More
Do a little outside, not the middle. If the toilet mouth is relatively large, you can put a sheet of paper underneath.
Splashing water on the buttocks in the toilet bowl is certainly unhygienic regardless of whether it can be infected with the virus or not. Therefore, it is recommended that you float two pieces of crepe paper on the surface of the water before sitting on the toilet so that it does not splash on your buttocks.
No matter what kind of toilet is used, as long as it is a siphon, it may splash water; But generally not, unless you are constipated, etc.! Carry trousers. >>>More