Bathroom-related injuries account for nearly 14 percent of all home injuries, research has found, and a common mistake many people make could lead to 'life long' injuries
There's a common household annoyance that most folk tend to overlook - but experts at Plumbworld warn that neglecting it could result in potential lifelong injuries. From sudden slips to unexpected tumbles, this typical bathroom oversight has the potential to cause serious, even life-changing injuries.
For the elderly, children, or individuals with limited mobility, the risks are even higher. A seat which suddenly shifts can result in a loss of balance and falls. In extreme cases, such incidents have resulted in permanent disability. It's vital to keep on top of this bathroom maintenance to ensure your space remains safe, reports the Express.
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