You are traveling on the highway. You like to avoid public toilets, but the urge is so strong that you cannot help visiting ...

“Many people tend to hover or even sit on top of the toilet seat, leading to splashing of urine and feces on the toilet seat,” Dr. Poonam Desai previously said in a viral video online. 3.

If, in the absence of toilet seat covers, women choose to hover, they could experience a “21 percent reduction in average urine flow rate.” Presumably, more women hovering could also result in ...

Some people hover. Some build a nest of toilet paper. And some reach for those hard-to-keep-centered, always-getting-splashed-by-the-prematurely-auto-flushing-toilet seat covers. If you’re in ...

The likely scenario is that the toilet seat was contaminated with her father’s urine containing the bacteria, which she then picked up from the seat or perhaps even the water.

Can You Get UTI From Toilet Seats? 7 Warning Symptoms of Urinary Tract Infection You Should Know. ... Avoid holding urine for prolonged periods and empty the bladder fully during each bathroom visit.

Open-front toilet seats — or ... The same explanation has been offered by the American Society of Plumbing Engineers, which added that open-front seats help prevent contamination with urine, ...

So basically, open toilet seats are designed for front-wipers. (Clearly the ladies in question have not been lectured on how to prevent UTIs.) U-shaped seats are also cheaper, since they use less ...