9 fatal hazards that affect health

　　toilet
　　
Don’t worry about getting infected while sitting on the toilet sexually transmitted diseases or AIDS, but may cause gastrointestinal infection. Most gastrointestinal bacteria are transmitted through the oral-excretion route, and according to research, more than 60% of toilet seats are contaminated by excrement.

So if you eat without washing your hands after touching a toilet seat, you may unknowingly ingest germs from the toilet.

Sometimes we wipe the seat with toilet paper before sitting on the toilet, but this action may spread the bacteria on the toilet seat.

Other popular places in the toilet where bacteria like to gather include: flush handles, faucets, and door handles, so be sure to wash your hands with soap after using the toilet, especially in public toilets. It is best to dry your hands with paper towels.

toothbrush
　　
Never borrow someone else's toothbrush, even a close family member or friend. The British Dental Association points out that oral bacteria and viruses will remain on the toothbrush. For example, the A-rash and thrush viruses can survive in the toothbrush for two days, even if the toothbrush is dry.