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Anonymous users2024-01-24It is natural to have bacteria, so don't remove the top few sheets, and clean the dirty part of the paper mouth, or take out all the bags and use them.
The floor is cleaned every day, it's not so dirty, it's not so easy to get infectious diseases, you can rest assured.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Just throw away the wet ones on top. Don't be so particular.
It's okay, the paper that touched the ground has been thrown away and the fourth piece of paper will not be contaminated.
In the use of the public bai
When sharing a toilet bowl, if the body touches the toilet seat and is stained with splashes, although it is possible to be infected with diseases, the probability is very low. The following conditions need to be met at the same time to be able to contract STDs and skin diseases in public toilets. >>>More
If it is urban tap water, it can be used with confidence, and there are generally no pathogens. But if it is water contaminated with feces, there must be pathogens.
Going to the toilet is for detoxification, a normal physiological need. It does not mean that you will get sick if you don't go to the toilet very often, but in the long run, a large number of toxins will accumulate in the body, affecting endocrine and other functions, such as acne, lack of luster on the skin, and yellowing and hair loss. There is also a precedent for the formation of stones! >>>More
Yes....But it's better to bring your own....Because some will run out.