OMG! AFTER READING THIS, YOU’LL NEVER PUT TOILET PAPER ON A TOILET SEAT AGAIN.

Usually, people get shocked when they open the toilet door and many actually put toilet paper on the 

seat in order to avoid contact between the buttocks and the toilet seat. At first glance, this appears as 

the right solution. However, it isn’t the most safe and efficient way to avoid bacteria. Believe it or not, 

this could be the worst way!

Toilet seats are designed in a very smart way. Their particular shape and the smooth surface are 

constructed in a way to prevent bacteria from spreading. This means that bacteria cannot multiply on 

bare skin, therefore, any contact with the toilet seat is not so bad after all. On the other hand, sitting on 

a toilet paper is an entirely different story.

Very frequently, people forget to close the toilet door down after using it, and, as a result, the bacteria 

from the toilet bowl spread through the bathroom and they nestle in the toilet paper. This is because 

the toilet paper’s surface is the perfect surrounding for bacteria. The same goes for the crane and the 

hand dryers. Most of the time, we touch the crane with our hands which only leads to circulation of the 

bacteria in the restroom.

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