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Why Public Toilets in America Are Shaped Differently — and What Science Reveals About It
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Conclusion:
That unusual gap at the front of American public toilet seats isn’t a design flaw or a mere stylistic choice — it’s a health safeguard shaped by decades of law and science. The open-front seat reduces bacterial exposure, speeds up cleaning, and promotes hygiene in busy restrooms. So, next time you spot that gap, remember: it’s not about cutting corners — it’s about protecting people’s health.
