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I read it, and the big take away is that if you are out of the room in three seconds, no poop plume gets on you, personally.

J/K that’s true but I’ve always closed the lid anyway, 'cause it’s just polite.

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Yeah I saw in the discussion that it is also not clear how it behaves with actual geval particles in the water. However I think multiple other studies have looked into spread of bacteria and viruses and showed this is found near a flushed toilet, but one recent review said the signs where there but it’s not certain it’s super significant for health. (If I remember correctly, i scanned them pretty fast in a coffee fueled random-interest vortex while I actually really wanted to get on with other things).

Oh and I think it can also help with humidy and mold in toilets? Seem to recall my sister did a BSc project on this and actually gathered data in our home. No clue how significant this was tho.

But yeah it’s also just polite, good habit to have i.m.o.

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