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How many people who use the toilet in a restaurant raise their hands !!!

Public Toilets are used everyday by a ton of people.  We feel confident to use a public toilet because we know (we hopefully know) that the toilet has been cleaned by the building's janitor.  (We usually can tell whether or not a toilet looks nasty...right?)

Of course there is toilet seat protectors to use too, in public places. 

If the toilet you have is a good toilet, sterilize it, and make it clean like new, and it's okay to go.  (pun intended)   It would be no different then a janitor cleaning it for the next user.  

I know it sounds yukky to put a used toilet in a rental, but once it's sterilized it's no different then any other toilet used by others in commercial areas. 

Nancy Neville

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