Toilet Plume: These bathroom related mistakes can make you sick, know the right way to flush the toilet

To stay healthy and avoid diseases, every corner of the house should be clean and hygienic. Along with cleaning the house, special care should be taken of the cleanliness and hygiene of the bathroom. Most people flush while sitting on the toilet seat and leave the toilet lid open. But do you know that these habits of yours can make you sick?

In such a situation, today through this article we are going to tell you how to flush the toilet. Because the mist formed after flushing the toilet can spread serious diseases like E. coli and norovirus. In such a situation, you can protect yourself from these dangerous germs by taking a little precaution.

Let us tell you that while flushing the toilet, an invisible mist spreads in the air. Which is known as 'toilet plume'. It is made up of very microscopic droplets and may contain germs like viruses and bacteria, which can spread in the bathroom. Toilet plume can even settle on surfaces like toothbrushes. Which are very dangerous for health.

If someone in the house is sick, then his stool, urine or vomit may contain dangerous germs. This poses a greater threat to health. These are such particles which you cannot see with your open eyes.

Bathroom particles can also stick to the surfaces of the floor, toothbrush or towel. Because within just eight seconds of flushing, these particles can rise up to about 5 feet in the air. At the same time, they can also reach the height of the nose and mouth of an average adult.

Research shows that toilet plumes can spread bacteria and viruses, including E. coli, norovirus, and even the coronavirus.

Let us tell you that the toilet surfaces should be kept clean and disinfected daily. If you want, you can also use a toilet seat cover. Apart from this, ensure ventilation facility in the bathroom and do not forget to close the lid after freshening up.