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Anonymous users2024-01-24Public toilets now. Not as dirty as it used to be. Nowadays, public toilets are cleaned. Very clean. There will be no bodily harm to the people on the pavement. Feel relieved.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Look at the distance between the shop and the public toilet, and judge the size of your father's resistance.
If you're really lucky, you'll win every lottery ticket.
The average virus can only survive a maximum of 0A few seconds. You say, just in time for someone with an STD to go to the toilet and leave the virus behind, and it just happens to die in a few seconds, and it happens to catch you up, and it just so happens that your body fluids (injured) also come into contact with it. >>>More
No. Pretending to damage others' right to cover up their private interests!
If you re afraid,turn off the lights and scan it with your phone camera to see if there are trees and red spots.Or do you want to pretend
You can put a roll of paper on the edge of the toilet, although it may not be possible once or twice, but try to use less in the future, attached: someone steps on the toilet to go to the toilet, so be careful, your own health is concerned, and maintain good habits.
Dirty dust in the environment will float in the atmosphere when it encounters wind, and it will not only fall on the head, but also any exposed objects will be contaminated, so it is important to protect the environment.