Are public toilet toilets really dirtier than squatting pits?

The moment we habitually press the flush button after going to the toilet, danger may be lurking around you. The airflow of flushing will blow the bacteria in the pit to any corner of the toilet, and may be scattered in the air of the toilet and accidentally inhaled by you;

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It may also be scattered You accidentally touch the surface of other objects and then infect yourself through fecal-oral transmission.

The squatting pits that most people think are cleaner are not as clean as they imagine, and are even dirtier. Because the squatting pit uses a direct flush type, the water splash is larger, which will splash a lot of bacteria and microorganisms.

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The toilet uses a siphon type, which makes it easier for bacteria to Taken directly into the sewer. And the squatting posture will reduce the breathing area, making us closer to the splashed bacteria and pathogens and making us more vulnerable.

In order to avoid the dirt brought by the airflow when flushing the toilet, I have summarized two methods. Little fairies must keep in mind:

1. When using the public toilet, Always remember to wear a mask to prevent inhaling airborne pathogens.

2. Be sure to put on your pants before flushing the toilet. Never squat while flushing! Avoid the bacteria in the pit from splashing onto our skin.