Engineers from the University of Colorado Boulder used laser lights to see just what happens when you flush a public toilet.
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University of Colorado Boulder engineers studying the spread of fecal pathogens and health hazards associated with flushing pointed laser lights at a lid-less public restroom toilet, the same kind commonly seen in North American public restrooms, to illuminate rapid spreading tiny water droplets.
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Many California residents use the streets to avoid this
BUBBLE GUTS .💭💩
Omg I knew fecal matter came up but not to that extent! That’s a lot ! Especially a public restroom! Or god the dreaded porter potties! I feel like I’m in a torture chamber in those things! 😂
I’ve always been grossed out by loos with no lid.
Im always aware of this shhit literally and figuratively
That is why there is a lid
Make all toilets with lids.
Play this exact video on loop in every restroom