Do you guys use toilet seat covers in the bathroom?

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I was just curious to know how many people use them all the time because it seems like in most public restrooms people don't use them.

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Squatting is disgusting because women have no aim. It’s so gross walking into a stall and finding pee sprinkles all over a seat because someone refused to sit her bare ass down like a normal human. I proudly plop my clean ass down on any toilet seat, public or private. The only exception is a pee-sprinkled seat. I have to wipe it off first. But using toilet covers are such a waste. Our butt cheeks are cleaner than our faces, FFS - it’s been scientifically proven.

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Unless I’m using my own private bathroom at home I will NOT put my bare butt on a public toilet because that’s disgusting.
I either hover/squat over the toilet to pee but if I have to sit, I put down a toilet seat cover and an additional layer of toilet paper.  
Most of the people I know do the same as me because anyone can use a public toilet and you don’t know their cleaning habits. People are gross lol

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I either squat or put tissue down

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I don't use public bathrooms unless it's an emergency

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I clicked no because I didn't read the public restroom part until after. Obviously in my own home that is a no but in a public restroom definitely. I usually put a cover or toilet paper and squat lol

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I only squat if the seat is messy. If it looks fine I'll just sit, without seat covers.

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I find that when I squat, the water splashes back on my butt and that’s really disgusting to me. 
So I either use tissues as a seat cover or I use actual seat covers. Many bathrooms have the product to clean the seats so I clean first.

Do you guys use toilet seat covers in the bathroom?

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