For example:
Toilet seat contact, bathtub, razors, soap, using unwashed towels

If so, How could I prevent this. It’s my mom’s bathroom and I’m even not positive she has an STD or anything. I don’t want to ask her and I also don’t want to offend her by acting suspicious.

My new female (I’m a girl, too) college roommate was just told by her doctor that she has HPV. We share a bathroom as well as cooking and eating utensils. Should I be worried? What precautions should I take? I haven’t had the vaccine yet. There is NO SEXUAL CONTACT.

My aunt moved in with me, and i found out that she has genital herpes, now i avoid going to my bathroom just to be safe. I mean if she sits on the toilet with her genital areas touching it, can’t i get it? Or what about bathing in the same place. it just doesnt feel safe to me.

A friend of mine (male) use the bathroom and had to sit on the toile and he has genital herpes. I forgot to clean the seat after him and I had to sit on the toilet to use the bathroom. Can you catch genital herpes from sitting on the toilet?

We just found out that a co-worker has genital herpes, and though we do not want to treat her any different, we are worried that we all share the same bathroom(which only has one stall) We don’t want to be stupid about this either and say something that will make her feel uncomfartable, but we all have kids and partners that would not be too happy if we come home with an STD. (also one of the girls in the office is pregnant) So my question is can genital herpes be passed on by any other ways other than sexual contact? Please only give us seroius answers. We feel that this is an important and extremely serious matter. Thank you for your answers.