Rifeng Sanitary Ware, do you need to cover the toilet after using

There are a lot of things in our lives that can cause us confusion. It seems that there is no need to entangle, but it is indeed something that will affect our lives. For example, do you want to cover the toilet after you use it?　In life, some people are accustomed to covering the toilet, and some people are accustomed to not covering it. Some people say not to cover, because the cover is too damp to have bacteria, so it is better to keep it open. Some people say to cover it, and there will be no smell after it is covered. So, should I cover it or not? Cover it when it is used up, or just cover it when flushing? Let’s talk about bacteria first. The bacteria in the toilet mainly come from our excrement, and the dirt and bacteria on the wall due to improper cleaning of the toilet, as well as the bacteria that are rolled up by the hydrocyclone when flushing and scattered around. The main bacteria in the toilet are Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, urethral disease bacteria, gynecological disease bacteria and so on. They can cause appendicitis, cystitis (E. coli), intestinal suppurative infection, vomiting, diarrhea (staphylococcus aureus), urethritis (urethral bacteria), and gynecological diseases (gynecological disease bacteria). The most bacterial position on the toilet is the toilet seat, which is the one where we sit. The dirtiest squat is the outermost squat. The toilet seat directly touches our skin. Many families like to put on a gasket cover to keep warm and clean. In fact, this does not go anywhere, it just allows bacteria to better adhere to the toilet cover, and it is more difficult to clean than a smooth toilet gasket. In fact, in normal life, it is okay to cover the toilet or not, but it must be covered when flushing, because the water pressure cyclone during flushing can carry bacteria away, and then suspend them in the air above the toilet, and then slowly Slowly scattered, the towels, toothbrushes, underwear, bath towels, and sinks in the bathroom are all spared, and bacteria may adhere to them. Another method is to disinfect, often disinfect, once a week, use a disinfectant to wipe the toilet gasket and wipe the inner wall of the toilet. The toilet brush specially used for sterilization is recommended to be used alone. Do not mix up the toilet brush in normal times. So we actually don't have to worry about so much, as long as we are in line with our own habits, more sanitary-related knowledge welcomes the official website of Rifeng Sanitary Ware. (