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Public Toilet Microbiome Quiz

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True/false on stall use and bacteria.

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Public Toilet Microbiome Quiz
 

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True/false on stall use and bacteria.

by SHIFA HUMAIRA KHAIRUL FAHMI
1

The most used stall had the highest bacterial growth.

2

The first stall was observed to be the most frequently used in the social experiment.

3

Regular cleaning and good hygiene practices are important to reduce bacterial growth in public toilets.

4

The social experiment and the swab test produced opposite conclusions.

5

The study measured bacterial growth in different toilet stalls.

6

The swab test showed that the least used stall had the lowest bacterial growth.

7

The swab test confirmed the results of the social experiment.

8

Microbial contamination is not influenced by usage patterns.

9

The swab test showed that the most used stall had the lowest bacterial growth.

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