Put a piece of paper in the toilet before going to the toilet. Why do many people say yes?

Because different people sitting in the toilet will leave different infected bacteria, putting paper will isolate them and play a role in self-protection. On the one hand, putting paper in the toilet is clean and hygienic, on the other hand, it will reduce the sound of excrement falling into the water, which is more civilized.

Usually, what we call public toilets may be because the sanitary conditions are not up to standard, and the people who go there are very messy. Therefore, when people go to public toilets, it is easy to cause obvious infectious diseases when water splashes on their bodies. So I suggest you pay a little attention when you go to the public toilet.

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Precautions for going to public toilets:

1 The outermost toilet seat is the cleanest. People tend to go to the quietest places, so the innermost floor and corner of public toilets are the most used and dirtiest places. The outermost compartment is the cleanest, but it is also the least private. Of course, you can choose between cleanliness and privacy.

2. Try to use toilet paper. Don't underestimate the fragile toilet paper in public toilets, which can effectively fight the harmful bacteria left by others. For extra protection, you can choose multi-layer toilet paper. If there is no paper pad in the public toilet, cover the toilet with toilet paper. It should be noted that many people squat on the toilet when they go to the toilet, which is very unsafe.

3. Remember to reserve toilet paper. This is simple, but it is also the most easily overlooked. Before going to the toilet, check whether there is enough toilet paper in the toilet, or bring your own toilet paper.

4. Avoid flushing the toilet by hand. Except for automatic induction flushing device and pedal flushing switch, other flushing switches are very easy to infect people with bacteria. It is best to avoid touching the switch directly with your hands and wrap it with toilet paper.

5. Put a piece of paper in the toilet to prevent splashing water. The most embarrassing thing about using the toilet is that the water in the toilet will splash on your ass, which is not only uncomfortable, but also poses a serious threat to your health. Before going to the toilet, you can throw a paper towel in the toilet to reduce the impact and avoid splashing water. But don't throw too much toilet paper, or it will block the toilet seat.

6. Wash your hands for at least 30 seconds after using the toilet. Wash your hands carefully after going to the toilet, and try to wash your hands with soap and hot water for at least 30 seconds to ensure that your hands reach your wrists.

7. Be careful with the automatic dryer. In order to save paper and protect the environment, many public toilets are equipped with automatic mobile phones. But some dryers need to press a button to start, and this button will breed a lot of bacteria. In addition, the hot air emitted by the hand dryer may be the polluted air in the bathroom, which will blow bacteria to the washed hands. You'd better wipe your hands with a handkerchief or paper towel when you go out.

8. The faucet is dirty, too. Many people think that the bathroom is definitely the dirtiest place, but this is not always the case. The bathroom floor and sink may be dirty. Especially in the sink, in addition to being wet and suitable for bacterial reproduction, the faucet handle will be dirty.

9. Isolate bacteria with paper towels. In public toilets, paper towels can not only be used to wipe hands, but also provide additional protection, such as putting paper towels on the door handle before opening and closing the door to reduce the harm of bacteria.