Germaphobes rejoice! Public restrooms may soon become a much more sanitary place than they have been in the past thanks to the effects of COVID-19. As the novel coronavirus spread rapidly around the ...

"Poo particles can contain E. coli, salmonella, or even norovirus, all of which, if present in high enough concentrations, can make us sick — but not from sitting on the toilet seat." View Entire Post ...

There is an endless list of phobias out there. A fairly common one is the fear of using a public restroom. In life, there are a lot of things we all “just do” and do not talk about. Going to the ...

Using a public restroom is rarely a joyous occasion. They’re filled with sights and smells that can strike fear in the hardest of hearts (and stomachs), and still, most of us have to venture into them ...

Upon entering the third year of the pandemic, Americans are not only more sensitive to germs in public restrooms, they now hold higher standards for the cleanliness, condition and technology used in ...

Like this article? Keep independent journalism alive. Support HuffPost. Using a public restroom is rarely a joyous occasion. They’re filled with sights and smells that can strike fear in the hardest ...

In the pursuit of cleaner, safer public restrooms, hand dryers have long faced a unique challenge: how to effectively kill germs in fast-moving air. Traditional germicidal technologies—like UV lights ...

You’ve seen it your entire life and never quite thought to ask. The answer involves a world war, a carcinogen, and a ...

Brisbane mum Madelyn Jenkins has struggled to use public bathrooms after developing postpartum contamination OCD three years ...