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Prolonged toilet time, especially with phones, can lead to health issues like haemorrhoids, constipation, and infections. Make sure to limit bathroom time to 7-10 minutes.

Caution! This bathroom habit of yours could be harmful to your health

<h2>Prolonged toilet time, especially with phones, can lead to health issues like haemorrhoids, constipation, and infections. Make sure to limit bathroom time to 7-10 minutes.</h2>

Rushing to the washroom and you suddenly realize that you forgot to take your phone, you rush back to grab it so you can scroll through social media, but stop! Are you aware that sitting on the toilet seat for a longer duration has several negative health effects?
In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr. Manjusha Agarwal "Taking mobile to the toilet itself is not recommended. Many people also tend to read books or newspapers which is also not recommended at all. Moreover, many people spend hours on phones in the toilet which can cause hemorrhoids or piles. This is because the pressure created by resting on the toilet seat can engorge veins in your rectal area leading to painful swelling, irritation and bleeding during bowel movements.
One can also have constipation or difficulty emptying bowels. Using a phone on toilet seat might also cause gastroenteritis, cholera, typhoid and hepatitis.
One should refrain from spending 30 minutes to 45 minutes in the toilet as many people have been doing so lately which has become a growing matter of concern now. She also suggested that one should not spend more than 7-10 minutes in the toilet.
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UNESCO site in China, Yungang Buddhist Grottoes, installs timers in restrooms to manage visitor flow, sparking controversy over perceived usage restrictions.

Toilets at China's UNESCO World Heritage site gets timers, visitors furious

<h2>UNESCO site in China, Yungang Buddhist Grottoes, installs timers in restrooms to manage visitor flow, sparking controversy over perceived usage restrictions.</h2>

Reportedly restrooms at the UNESCO World Heritage site in China Yungang Buddhist Grottoes have installed timers to display how long each toilet cubicle has been occupied.&nbsp;
The original video was reportedly taken by a visitor who sent it to the Xiaoxiang Morning Herald, a state-run local newspaper.
<h3>Toilet- timers in China&nbsp;</h3>
As per a report by local news outlet Xioxiang Morning Herald a staff member said that they were installed to cope with huge number of visitors at the attraction. Reportedly, when a toilet cubicle is unoccupied, the pixelated LED screen displays the word &ldquo;empty&rdquo; in green and if it is in use, it shows the number of minutes and seconds the door has been locked for. However, this move has faced criticism from visitors, who argue it is intended to limit their restroom usage.
A visitor to the historical marvel told the newspaper that they found the timers a &ldquo;little embarrassing&rdquo;, according to CNN.
&ldquo;I found it quite advanced technologically so you don&rsquo;t have to queue outside or knock on a bathroom door,&rdquo; the visitor said.
&nbsp;&ldquo;But I also found it a little bit embarrassing. It felt like I was being monitored.&rdquo;
Many people also took to social media and asked the need for timers at a tourist place and said that it was a misuse of money which could have been used for building more toilets.
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A toilet paper company named Who Gives a Crap is helping people forget their exes this Valentine’s Day. 

This Valentine’s Day turn your exes memories into toilet paper; know how 

This Valentine’s Day turn tour exes memories into toilet paper; know how

A toilet paper company named 'Who Gives a Crap' is helping people forget their exes this Valentine&rsquo;s Day.&nbsp;

Valentine&rsquo;s Day is not about love and roses for everyone, some people are happily single and some are trying to get over their ex.
A US-based company named 'Who Gives a Crap' is giving people the opportunity to flush their exes' memories down the toilet. Yep, all your paper-based memories such as love letters, cards and notes from your ex can be made into toilet paper.&nbsp;
Thanks to the toilet paper company for its quirky initiative that will help people wipe out&nbsp; the pain they've been holding onto.&nbsp;
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Every time you flush a toilet, it releases tiny water droplets called aerosol plumes. These droplets can spread contagious diseases.

Scientists explain why you need to close the lid before you flush

Every time you flush, it releases tiny water droplets called aerosol plumes which spread contagious diseases.

A study conducted by researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder recently shed light on what happens when you flush with an open lid. &nbsp;
According to Scientist John Crimaldi, every time you flush a toilet, it releases tiny water droplets called aerosol plumes. These droplets can spread pathogens from human waste and expose people in public restrooms to contagious diseases.
They used lasers to investigate how rapidly these particles move, and how long they linger in the air.
So, next time when you visit a restroom, don&rsquo;t forget to close the lid before flushing.&nbsp;
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Ever wondered why men take so long in the loo? Research has some answers that might enlighten you. 

What makes men take so long on the toilet?

What makes men take so long in the washroom? Research has the answer!

Ever wondered why men take so long in the loo? Research has some answers that might enlighten you.&nbsp;

Ever wondered why men take so long in the toilet? Is it just their bowel movement or some other psychological reason? Yes we have the answer and it turns out it's not the bowel movement, it is rather 'them'.
Factually speaking, men might be actually quicker than women in discharging their defecatory duties. According to a 2009 study, women are more likely to experience abnormal bowel habits and constipation than men. So, technically, women should be the ones spending more time in the loo.
<h3>Instead it's the other way round. Why?</h3>
 A UK-based survey suggests that men spend an average of 1 hour and 35 minutes on the commode each week, whereas, women spend just 55 minutes.
 In the research, it was also revealed that men who are spending much time in the bathroom are doing more than the obvious. The study says that around 86% of men read, watch videos on the toilet, and also tend to escape parenting duties while doing so.
 Jonathan Alpert, a psychotherapist based in New York said that men see their toilet time as their 'me time' and it serves as their sanctuary and the only place they can actually have their much-needed alone time.
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Visiting Disney World brings out the child in everyone and Disney ensures that it stays that way all through your experience. A secret to creating a wonderful experience, Disney has installed a simple but efficient technique in their toilets to make sure you make the most of your time there. By eliminating over-the-sink mirrors from the toilets, Disney ensures that there's no overcrowding and no time wasted!

Visiting Disney World brings out the child in everyone and Disney ensures that it stays that way all through your experience. A secret to creating a wonderful experience, Disney has installed a simple but efficient technique in their toilets to make sure you make the most of your time there. By eliminating over-the-sink mirrors from the toilets, Disney ensures that there's no overcrowding and no time wasted!

Priyanka Yadav, a resident of Rewari in Haryana, has urged the administration to build public toilets for women in the city. She wrote a letter expressing the lack of public for women in the city. She stated that most of the toilets are locked or engulfed by anti-social elements. The administration has responded positively.

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