“Which kain wahala be this?” –  Your toothbrush is not safe in the toilet! 

Your toothbrush is not safe in the toilet! | Ikejabird.com

It is quite normal to keep everyday personal items in the toilet but is that really the best?

Microorganisms which are harmful to the health are often abundant in the toilet. This is why proper hand hygiene is emphasized after using the restroom.

Dr Aproko, in his video explained why it is important to close the toilet with the toilet cover while flushing.

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In the process of flushing the toilet, water containing very tiny particles of dangerous microorganisms can splash on your toothbrush, sponge, and even underwear. 

These particles are so small in size and cannot be seen with the naked eye.

What do you think happens when you put the same toothbrush inside your mouth with all those microorganisms?

Cover your toilet when flushing 

The proper way to flush the toilet is to cover the lid and then flush so that the microorganisms that escape will not be able to do so because they are trapped by the cover.

If your toilet doesn’t have a cover, do not keep your toothbrush inside the toilet. Keep it in a safe place so that you can stay healthy.

Comments poured in after this educational video.

Philistines_bane: “I grew up in the hostel, there are somethings you won’t do if you’ve ever lived in a hostel. I don’t even brush in the bathroom, why will my brush be in the bathroom??? God forbid”

b3lle: “Ever since I saw this information many years ago I started keeping my toothbrush in my room. I still close the lid but idc, but I still removed it completely from the bathroom.”

mr_don_melody: “Na everyday u dy put fear for person belle,so I dy brush with shit since”

marz.art: “Which kain wahala be this”

footiebling_leather: “That’s why I don’t buy brush without that cover If e no get”

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