Top Unhygienic Bathroom Habits You Need To Drop for your health

The bathroom or restroom toilet is not as safe as it appears. According to research, about 3.2 million bacteria inhabit the toilet bowl or places where there is no clean bathroom sink drain. Except we maintain top hygiene practices, these germs will most likely find their ways into our body system. This affects our healthcare adversely, with issues like stomach upset, skin acne, and others resulting from the spread. Perhaps, you are wondering what these top toilet healthcare practices are? We have you covered. In this blog post, we will be discussing some of the typical bathroom and restroom toilet mistakes we make, how they affect our healthcare, and how best to avoid them. If these tips are applied, chances of a blocked toilet drain are significantly reduced, as well as the need for bathroom renovations. Click the button below to continue reading 1. Missing somebody parts while bathing The body will only repel bacteria and acne when it is COMPLETELY clean. If you end up omitting some parts of the body, such as the scalp, base of your feet, back, or back of the ears, these places become grooming spots for bacteria. The solution to this to use special brushes that will easily reach these parts and ensure that you do not miss them. Open Next Page to see more 2. Using a special towel for the face It is not bad to have a special towel for cleaning the face; in fact, it is advisable for people with skin problems. However, such towels must always be dried after use because wet towels enhance the growth of bacteria. It can be challenging to keep towels dry at all times. A better alternative is the use of disposable towels. They save the skin and removes the need for washing. Open Next Page to see more 3. Using a loofah The only time a loofah works best is when it is new. A loofah is great for scrubbing off the dead skin cells, which are eventually stuck in the sponge. If left in the bathroom, these dead skin cells attract bacteria, and the bacteria continue to grow with everyday use of the loofah. This means that the bacteria (dirt) somehow find their way into your body after prolonged use. How do we escape this? Always replace your loofah more often. Also, rather than leaving it in the bathroom, keep it where it can easily dry. Lastly, reusable items like washcloths are better alternatives to the loofah. You need to be careful with your washcloths in the restroom toilet so that they don’t cause a blocked toilet drain and subsequently, a pressing need for bathroom renovations. Also, do not keep your loofah or washcloths around, except it is a clean bathroom sink drain. Open Next Page to see more 4. Placing your toothbrush on the counter As mentioned earlier, tons of germs inhabit your bathroom and restroom toilet. So, leaving your toothbrush near the toilet puts it at the risk of serving as a cultivation zone for bacteria. Instead, your toothbrush should be at a safe place, far away from the restroom toilet. Always get a new toothbrush every three months. Also, always ensure a clean bathroom sink drain if you plan to keep your toothbrush in it. Open Next Page to see more 5. Shaving the bikini area hair We naturally want to keep our bikini area free of hair because the results are exciting. A clean-shaved bikini area exposes the pheromones that attract the opposite sex, in addition to keeping us safe from foreign bacteria infection. However, the skin can be damaged in the process of shaving. So, how do we avoid the potential skin damages that come with shaving the bikini area? The first thing is to use only specialized saving equipment, such as using shaving cream instead of soap, and a woman’s razor instead of a random razor. Alternatively, you can remove the bikini area hair through waxing. However, waxing is not a DIY. Hence, it is advised that you consult a specialist. When you shave the bikini area, endeavor to clean hair out of the sink drain so that you do not end up with a blocked toilet drain.

4. Placing your toothbrush on the counter

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