Mainland researchers have found a bacteria that feeds off human waste and eliminates odour, creating a possible solution to bad smell in public toilets. Photo: AFP Mainland researchers have found a bacteria that feeds off human waste and eliminates odour, creating a possible solution to bad smell in public toilets. Photo: AFP
Mainland researchers have found a bacteria that feeds off human waste and eliminates odour, creating a possible solution to bad smell in public toilets. Photo: AFP
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Bacteria that 'eats' odour could bring end to smelly toilets in China

Researchers have found bacteria that feeds off human waste and eliminates odour, creating a possible solution to a persistent problem

Stephen Chen
Stephen Chen

Updated: 5:47pm, 7 Jul, 2014

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Mainland researchers have found a bacteria that feeds off human waste and eliminates odour, creating a possible solution to bad smell in public toilets. Photo: AFP Mainland researchers have found a bacteria that feeds off human waste and eliminates odour, creating a possible solution to bad smell in public toilets. Photo: AFP
Mainland researchers have found a bacteria that feeds off human waste and eliminates odour, creating a possible solution to bad smell in public toilets. Photo: AFP
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