Laser photos reveal what actually blasts out of your toilet each time you flush
If you're known to flush with the lid up, then we think it's best you place the lid down...
Toilets are less than sanitary places but somehow, they are always a fun topic.
A topic that really gets people's attention. We've always known that it is best practice to place the toilet lid down before flushing.
But now scientists have shown us why that is so important.
"Scientists used lasers to show what really happens when you flush the toilet." (Business Insider)
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Check out this video shared on TikTok about Professor Crimaldi's research.
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As much as we have known that water droplets enter the air from the toilet bowl when flushing, actually seeing it makes is somewhat more gross.
"Scientists showed how water spews from the toilet bowl after a flush, using powerful lasers to illustrate what we normally can't see. Scientists have known for some time that tiny, invisible drops of water escape the toilet bowl after each flush. But this is the first time scientists have shown this happening in real-time with lasers." (Business Insider)
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