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Clean vs. Dirty Toilet Seat, Which Is Less Harmful to You
Surprisingly, the clean seat may have more fecal matter on it than a dirty one. Over time as people sit on the seat, the fecal microbes-- which don't like oxygen-- will die off and be replaced by skin ones that are less damaging to us.
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Professor Sheena Cruickshank Immunologist & Microbiome Enthusiast
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