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You should close the lid before flushing, Particles can reach 5 ft above the toilet in 8 seconds and linger for minutes
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 84803193:MV81MzA0NTY2Xzk3Nzc5Mjg0X0E4MzgzMDg5] [quote:Swearbox:MV81MzA0NTY2Xzk3Nzc5MTA3X0ZCQUU1NTYy] I eat sandwiches when I'm in there...fuck their [b]particles[/b]. [/quote] It's FARTICLES, not particles. :fight: [/quote]
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Scientists filmed liquid particles that explode out of a toilet bowl after flushing
Such droplets are invisible to humans so they used lasers to make them visible
They can contain dangerous pathogens like E. coli, norovirus
and coronavirus
Study finally shows what these particles look like and how they land on surfaces
From the experiments, the researchers found that particles can shoot out at speeds of 6.6 feet (2 metres) per second, reaching 4.9 feet (1.5 metres) above the toilet within eight seconds.
While the largest droplets settled onto surfaces within seconds, the smaller and therefore lighter particles remained suspended in the air for several minutes.
These smaller particles were less than 5 micrometres (0.0002 of an inch or one-millionth of a metre) in diameter.
Smaller particles not only float in the air for longer, but can escape nose hairs and reach deeper into the lungs.
Previous studies have shown that the virus that causes Covid (SARS-CoV-2) is present in human waste, although there's not yet conclusive evidence that it spreads efficiently through toilet aerosols.
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and many keep toothbrush in the open right beside the toilet
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