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Are your cheeks feeling
hot and feverish? This could be traced to a flushed toilet.
It turns out that
the coronavirus is even nastier than we
thought. It not only lurks on
kitchen surfaces, but also in
bathroom air.
When a toilet is flushed,
droplets fly upward. Depending upon who used the toilet
last, these droplets can be quite
infectious. You get the picture, and
it ain’t pretty.
One way to slow those
buggers down is to close the
seat cover before flushing. That should at least inhibit the flight
path into your nose.
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Copyright June 17, 2020 by Linda Van Slyke All Rights Reserved
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