One of the ways to contact ebola is through the contact of the body fluid of an infected person so imagine going to toilet and sitting on the toilet seat after an ebola patient sat on it or sitting on the toilet seat after an ebola patient urinated in the toilet and left some drops of urine on the toilet seat. Just try and imagine and prove me wrong if I am wrong

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Na short put we dey do here.... Private things

urhoboman: Bros, are u trying to tell me nt to share dsame toilet with my family members?? We are 9 in numbers in my home.(More like a public toilet). You are right shar. Bt always remember to gv the toilet warm salt water to drink to disinfect it b4 dropping ur poo

Make sure none of your family member is infected

Avoid making contact with the toilet seat

Public toilets are high risk transmission points. Naturally, this is where an infected full blown Ebola victim will go and expel vomit and feces. The virus can readily find its way to toilets, doors and faucets. So, one can argue we should avoid public toilets to the extent possible. One work around is carry with you a Gotta Go Poncho (http://www.goponcho.com). The pocket sized pouch comes with a opaque hooded poncho the user dons (for privacy) while going into accompanying urine and fecal recepticals. Recpticals are water tight. Sanitation wipes also included. I saw this at a marathon qualifier and I carry them on road trips.

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