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Anonymous users2024-01-24I haven't counted it, I can't count it, are you going to drink it?
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can take it for a test and you'll find out.
It is recommended to put it in a clean environment, which will definitely breed a lot of bacteria.
Toilets are more prone to bacterial growth, so toilets should be ventilated. Clean frequently, you don't need to be too diligent in disinfection, unless you have a habit of cleanliness. The corners of the toilets, or places that can't be cleaned, will get moldy. More ventilation will reduce this. It will be much more hygienic.
As far as bacteria floating in the toilet are concerned, they generally do not float on clothes. Because of a bacterium in the toilet, it will not receive a float or blow of the air, unless the air inside is fully flowing, such as after the ventilation fan is turned on. If fine bacteria are flowing in the air, then turning on the ventilation fan can cause bacteria to get on the clothes.
If you don't dislike it, you can.