After that, you will NEVER give discharge with the toilet bowl cover open
Hello my friends,
You have certainly never seen problems in give discharge with the toilet bowl cover open. After all, what could go wrong ?!
The answer to this has been shown by the Youtube channel Canal do Mundo and, you bet, it's pretty disgusting!
The experience was made with fluorescent dyes for obvious reasons, after all nobody want to see the artwork of others in a video! And, to identify the materials, black light bulbs were used.
They began by showing the effect of the dye with the black light on the bathroom sink and also making sure that there was nothing in the toilet or around it that would compromise the end result of the experience.
Then the dyes were added to the pot to simulate our daily needs
The first attempt was with the pot lid lowered. And, believe me you want, there are fluorescent splashes left over the lid, seat, and sides of the pot! :O
With the lid open, but the seat lowered, the result was a little worse!
Splashes are everywhere ...
Now get ready! If you have already unloaded with the lid and seat raised, you will be surprised by this result!
The remains of the discharge, mixed with you know what, will even stop on the towel that was hanging!
Check out this complete video experience:
Very funny experiment, but i liked it :D
LOL - funny experiment with a gross truth :D I will always close from now on!
Resteemed for healthier shitting in the future!
My wife leaves tooth brushes in the shower and brushes her and the children's teeth in there. It's a huge waste of money first of all, but I've tried to explain how disgusting it is too. We stand in there and wash our dirty bodies off. That dirt flies all over to include on the tooth brushes. That's pretty gross to think about, right? Yuck!
Your experiment reminds me of the devices used to detect blood splatter. I knew a police officer once that was a blood splatter expert. I've studied to become a residential security expert and private investigator instead, but he had spent his entire life studying blood splatter.
He helped teach one of the digital forensics courses I took in the past at George Washington University.
Then theres' the microbiology class I took in college while I was still considering medical school to think about. Bacteria is all over the place. If you realized how bad it was, you'd spend half your day scrubbing everything near you and your body. I make sure my immune system is very strong because of that knowledge as well.
is very wonderful
oh gawd.....
love that last pic!
better dont think