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Why you must always tie the open end of a used condom before disposing of it
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The Indian Express
Careless disposal of used condoms isn’t just bad hygiene practice.
With global male latex condom production alone estimated at more than 10 billion annually, responsible disposal becomes non-negotiable.
However, he cautions that one should be careful while removing the condom, and make sure to tie the open end into a knot to avoid spillage of semen.
Story continues below this adA used condom can be wrapped in tissue paper, newspaper, paper bag, or biodegradable waste paper before discarding in a closed bin (image source: freepik) A used condom can be wrapped in tissue paper, newspaper, paper bag, or biodegradable waste paper before discarding in a closed bin (image source: freepik)Are there any health risks from improper disposal of condoms?
Used condoms contain bodily fluids that can harbour bacteria, viruses, and other germs.