Does the vacuum toilet of the plane suck people?

The toilet on the plane is vacuum, so will we be sucked by the toilet under the action of external atmospheric pressure? Let's talk about whether the airplane vacuum toilet will suck people.

Under normal use, because vacuum toilets are equipped with cushions, it is impossible for people to be sucked on the toilet because they cannot be sealed when using the cushions. In fact, the structure of the toilet itself has some designs to prevent air lock.

The original vacuum toilet is likely to suck people. This statement first appeared in 200 1. At first, the manufacturer thought it was nonsense, but later it was found that there were real cases.

Mythbusters's test also found that under certain conditions, vacuum toilets can suck people-they cruelly tried to suck the ass of one of the hosts with an aviation vacuum toilet. The host laughed wildly after sitting down. He said he wanted to support himself with his hands, but he couldn't.

However, vacuum toilets all have cushions. When using the cushion, people can't be sucked on the toilet, because the toilet can't be sealed. In fact, the structure of the toilet itself has some designs to prevent air lock.