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2) Why Peeing in the Shower Might Be Riskier Than You Think — Especially for Women

Posted on 20 July 2025 By tony

What does this have to do with the shower? More than you might think. Urine can carry bacteria and when you pee in a shared space like a shower, those bacteria can settle on surfaces, even if you don’t see them. If someone else steps in shortly after, or if you shower barefoot regularly, there’s a risk of that bacteria spreading.

If you or your partner make a habit of urinating in the shower, it might be time to reconsider. Good hygiene habits can go a long way in preventing unnecessary infections. A clean shower is one thing but a healthy urinary tract is another. So next time the urge strikes, you might want to hit pause. Your body and your bathroom will thank you.

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