Video shows how far germs travel when flushing toilet - YouTube
Video of 'toilet plume' shows how much droplets spread when you flush
Do you close the lid when you flush? If not, you're releasing poop particles into the air | CBS 17
Watch: New laser experiment reveals how high poop particles may blast after we flush
Watch and cringe: Here's how much 'invisible' toilet water sprays into the air after you flush - Study Finds
TIL When you flush a soiled toilet a plume of germs sprays up into the air. : r/todayilearned
AUBMC on Twitter: "Flushing the toilet leads to an invisible cloud of a “ toilet plume” that's hurled into the air by the force generated from flushing. #Toilet plume may contain fecal #bacteria,
Flushing toilets may spread bacteria in hospitals
Germs in the Loo - Gastrointestinal Society
Why You Should Close the Toilet Lid Before Flushing | livestrong
Microbiologist's toilet experiment shows just how much bacteria enters the air every time we flush
Flushing may release coronavirus-containing 'toilet plumes' - The Washington Post
Coronavirus: pathogens linger in toilet for hours if you flush without closing lid – and some may still sneak through even if it is down, Hong Kong study finds | South China
Flushed away: Images show bacteria propelled from toilets when flushing with lid open | The Independent
Flushing Lidless Toilet Sends Spray Of Diarrhea-Causing Bacteria Into The Air: Study | HuffPost Life
Does Flushing a Toilet Release Germs Into the Air? - The New York Times
Here's What Really Happens When You Flush a Toilet | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
You're flushing the toilet wrong: Scientist lifts the lid
Why You Should Sanitize Around Your Toilet Every Time
Flushing toilets creates a cloud of potentially viral particles
Flushing toilets create clouds of virus-conta | EurekAlert!
Do you close the lid when you flush? If not, you're releasing poop particles into the air | CBS 17
Yes, Toilet Spray After You Flush Includes Poop Particles | SELF
Propelair - super low water-flush toilet - Ocean Footprint
CU scientists shine light on what comes up when you flush | CU Boulder Today | University of Colorado Boulder
