Public urinals may expose you to coronavirus, according to a study. Researchers from Yangzhou University in China found that flushing urinals can release clouds of virus-containing aerosols that you ...

SALEM, Ore. — No-flush urinals are saving millions of gallons of fresh water from going down the drain at state parks, officials say. “We estimate saving 3.9 million gallons of water annually,” said ...

Standing in the men’s room at the Cal State Northridge student union, no one would think that the long fight over the waterless urinal is about to come to a head. The flush-free fixtures hanging on ...

The first time I saw a urinal I walked out and checked the sign on the door to make sure it really was a women's room. It turns out that urinals are surprisingly common in women's rooms at American ...

MARCH 29, 2006 — -- A controversy over no-flush urinals may sink a Philadelphia developer's quest to build the nation's tallest "green" building. Liberty Property Trust, which is developing the ...

Flushing urinals can release clouds of virus-carrying aerosols which people may potentially inhale, according to a study which says wearing masks when in public washrooms amidst the COVID-19 pandemic ...

People spending a penny in public toilets should always wear a face mask to reduce the risk of being infected by Covid-19, warns a new study. Chinese scientists found that flushing public urinals can ...

It doesn’t take a pee-HD to see that urinals aren’t the cleanest things around. But can a urinal flush actually spread viruses like the Covid-19 coronavirus to you? Well, to answer this question in a ...

So I've noticed at work that there are a few guys who flush the urinal as they are completing their business -- before zipping, and, by the sound of things, timed such that the last drop hits the ...

Researchers report that flushing public restroom toilets can release clouds of virus-laden aerosols for you to potentially inhale. After running additional computer simulations, they've concluded that ...

Wearing a mask in public restrooms should be mandatory during the pandemic, researchers say, because there's increasing evidence that flushing toilets – and now urinals – can release inhalable ...

SALEM, Ore. -- No-flush urinals are saving millions of gallons of fresh water from going down the drain at state parks, officials say. "We estimate saving 3.9 million gallons of water annually," said ...