This is a fan's question.
He said he had a slight obsession with cleanliness, so he was particularly worried that he would get sick if he used the toilet outside frequently.
Indeed, bacteria or even viruses will exist on toilets and other supplies outside.
However, these pathogenic microorganisms that can only cause the younger brother to develop are often very fragile in daily environments outside the body.
So, even if there are such bacteria and viruses when you go to the toilet, you often don’t have one or more of them.
Moreover, the boy's little brother is not as fragile as imagined (because under normal circumstances, due to skin protection, the virus cannot survive for a long time).
And there is a saying now, "Don't talk about toxicity is also a hooligan." The same is true for these pathogenic microorganisms. A very small number of viruses, even if they can enter the little brother, will be killed by the immune system."
So, you don’t have to worry too much when using the toilet.
Of course, you are not afraid of ten thousand, just be afraid of one. So even if you are not out, you should still be careful to wash your hands before and after the bowel movements.
And if conditions permit, it is better to use a disposable cushion.
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