What if rural toilets don't change water?

The renovation of rural toilets is an important public health project, aiming at improving the quality of life of farmers and reducing the spread of diseases. However, in many areas, the problem of not changing water after renovation has a great impact on farmers' health and life.

First of all, if the water is not changed, the toilet environment is dirty, bacteria are easy to breed, the air is polluted, and the health of farmers is damaged. Secondly, if the water is not changed, it will lead to biogas pressure and increase the risk of toilet explosion. Finally, not changing water will also affect the mental health of farmers using toilets and reduce their happiness in life.

Therefore, it is necessary to improve the water after the renovation of rural toilets. The solution is as follows:

First, strengthen publicity and education, improve farmers' understanding of the use and maintenance of toilets, and let them know that water must be changed after renovation, which is the premise of ensuring health.

The second is to increase investment, improve rural domestic sewage treatment facilities, build sewage pipe network, and ensure the smooth discharge of toilets used by farmers.

Third, take technical transformation, such as switching to water-saving flushers, showers and other low-water consumption equipment to reduce the daily water consumption of toilets. At the same time, farmers are encouraged to build separate toilets to reduce the harm of toilets to the environment.

Finally, government departments should formulate perfect policies and regulations, consolidate their responsibilities, implement funds, strengthen supervision over the improvement of water after the renovation of rural toilets, and ensure that the improved water can be implemented on time.

It is a problem that cannot be ignored that rural toilets are not changed. It requires the joint efforts of the government, enterprises, society and individuals to closely combine toilet improvement with water improvement to comprehensively improve the quality of life of farmers.