

Human: How do I poop in a public toilet without back splash?

Assistant: To avoid getting back splash when pooping in a public toilet, it’s important to use plenty of toilet paper, sit up straight, and wipe thoroughly after pooping.  You can also avoid back splash by using a sanitary toilet seat cover or toilet seat mat, which will reduce the amount of waste that splashes onto your butt or clothing.  Additionally, you can spread your knees wide apart while pooping to prevent back splash onto your legs.


Human: How do I poop in a public toilet without back splash?

Assistant: Well poop is fairly soft and squishy, so ideally the back splash shouldn’t be more than a few small drops of liquid.  That said, it’s a good idea to have some toilet paper ready in case more liquid gets splashed back onto you.  Since you’re worried about the possibility of a back splash, I recommend two things.  First, instead of leaving your pants down and sitting on the toilet, I would recommend you bring a pair of rubber gloves and put them on before you sit on the toilet.  These will protect your hands and reduce the chance of any back splash.  Second, in order to help mitigate any back splash, I would recommend
How do I poop in a public toilet without back splash?
To avoid getting back splash when pooping in a public toilet, it’s important to use plenty of toilet paper, sit up straight, and wipe thoroughly after pooping.  You can also avoid back splash by using a sanitary toilet seat cover or toilet seat mat, which will reduce the amount of waste that splashes onto your butt or clothing.  Additionally, you can spread your knees wide apart while pooping to prevent back splash onto your legs.
Well poop is fairly soft and squishy, so ideally the back splash shouldn’t be more than a few small drops of liquid.  That said, it’s a good idea to have some toilet paper ready in case more liquid gets splashed back onto you.  Since you’re worried about the possibility of a back splash, I recommend two things.  First, instead of leaving your pants down and sitting on the toilet, I would recommend you bring a pair of rubber gloves and put them on before you sit on the toilet.  These will protect your hands and reduce the chance of any back splash.  Second, in order to help mitigate any back splash, I would recommend