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It might have been 3 weeks since someone's flushed a guest toilet in our house, it splashed on me today when i used it. can it harm me?
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Skin works: Skin is a very good barrier to infection. Soap and water after getting exposed to any dirt or other unwanted matter is usually all that is needed to keep clean.
Answered 1/29/2014
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