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It doesn’t take a pee-HD to see that urinals aren’t the cleanest things around. But can a urinal flush actually spread viruses like the Covid-19 coronavirus to you? Well, to answer this question in a ...

MIAMI (CBSMiami/CNN) - New research exploring COVID-19 transmission suggests you may not want to linger after flushing a public toilet. A team of scientists from Florida Atlantic University's College ...

Flushing a toilet can generate large quantities of microbe-containing aerosols depending on the design, water pressure or flushing power of the toilet. A variety of pathogens are usually found in ...

Standing in the men’s room at the Cal State Northridge student union, no one would think that the long fight over the waterless urinal is about to come to a head. The flush-free fixtures hanging on ...

Flushing a urinal causes an “alarming upward flow” of coronavirus-laden particles, a new study has found — prompting health experts to recommend wearing face coverings in public bathrooms. Researchers ...

MARCH 29, 2006 — -- A controversy over no-flush urinals may sink a Philadelphia developer's quest to build the nation's tallest "green" building. Liberty Property Trust, which is developing the ...

Queue Penn and Teller's Bullshit episode on toilet seats. It may get cold/wet if you don't wipe it off, but your ass isn't going to rot off if you use a public toilet as urine is sterile and the thing ...

Public restrooms aren’t exactly associated with cleanliness. But a team scientists have recently exposed just how dirty they are. As it turns out, public restrooms aren’t just dirty; they’re actually ...

Wearing a mask in public restrooms should be mandatory during the pandemic, researchers say, because there's increasing evidence that flushing toilets – and now urinals – can release inhalable ...

Because COVID-19 has been detected in urine and stool samples, public restrooms can be cause for concern. Researchers measured droplets generated from flushing a toilet and a urinal in a public ...