Unless there is a public toilet with very poor conditions, you generally don't have to worry too much about hygiene. If you have to compare, squatting will be a little less important than the toilet.
In addition, whether using a toilet or a squat toilet, if there is water in it, especially if the previous user or even several users have not completely worn out the "use traces", once flushed, the pressure can splash dirty things high and far, and even form an aerosol with pathogenic microorganisms.
So try to get up as far away from the squat toilet and toilet before/after use, and close the toilet before flushing if you have a lid.
Of course, when we go to the toilet ourselves, we may also splash water, at this time, we can choose to pre-lay a flushable paper in the squat toilet or toilet to reduce the impact of the poop when it falls.
And many people are worried about the question of "whether strene diseases will be transmitted through the shared toilet", in fact, this probability is very small and small, but clinically it is not without cases. So there's nothing wrong with being aware.
Curator: Vegetable Press Producer: Phyllis
Reviewer: Yan An Tang Research Institute
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