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> If someone else is living with you, then it's always good to try and avoid sharing germs I feel like this is a ridiculous enough question that I don't expect
by rimunroe 4y ago
> If someone else is living with you, then it's always good to try and avoid sharing germs
I feel like this is a ridiculous enough question that I don't expect a source-though if you do have one or know how this sort of thing would be studied I'd love to hear it--but is that always true? I certainly try to reduce my exposure when someone's noticeably sick, but I wouldn't be surprised if some degree of exposure turned out to be beneficial. I also wouldn't be surprised if it turned out to be harmful. I would be least surprised to find out that doing this simply doesn't make a measurable difference in most home environments.
- seszett 4y agoWhen your loved one is emptying from both sides every other hour, you generally just want to avoid it for yourself.
- rimunroe 4y agoOf course, but you said that it's always a good idea to avoid sharing germs. I'm specifically asking about the common scenario where no one is noticeably sick
- TedDoesntTalk 4y agoUsing UV light to see the plume of a flush https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tg7i66GGMI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Tg7i66GGMI
- rimunroe 4y agoSorry, how is this relevant to the question being asked?