"Bacteria's Worst Nightmare: Slippery Toilet Bowl Treatment Makes Them Slide Away"

TL;DR
Researchers have developed a transparent and colorless coating that can be applied to toilet bowls, making them more water-repellent and preventing bacteria from sticking. The coating, made by grinding silicone oil in a ball mill, forms a durable, oily layer on the surface. Tests showed that the treated area inhibited 99.99% of bacterial growth compared to the untreated area. This self-sanitizing treatment could have practical applications for public health.
Topics:healthscience-and-technology#bacteria#coating#science-and-technology#self-sanitizing#toilet-bowl#water-repellent
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