Tips on toilet paper products

Tips on toilet paper products

Toilet paper is a disposable household paper made from plant fibers (such as wood pulp, cotton pulp, straw pulp, etc.), which is cut and folded. There are many types of toilet paper. According to the packaging form, it is divided into roll toilet paper, plate paper, flat-cut toilet paper and removable toilet paper. Roll toilet paper is divided into two types: cored and coreless; according to color, it is divided into white toilet paper, colored toilet paper and Natural toilet paper.

When consumers purchase toilet paper products, in addition to paying attention to factors such as product brand and price, they also need to pay attention to the following issues:

1. Choose a brand. When purchasing toilet paper, products from large companies and well-known brands should be preferred. Secondly, look at the packaging and appearance. The packaging seal should be neat and firm, and the appearance should be soft and clean. The name, address, phone number of the manufacturer, the implemented product standards, hygienic standards, production date, validity period or shelf life, and product quality should be indicated on the product packaging. Grade, etc., the specifications and quantity of the product should also be marked. Different from toilet paper, the production of tissue paper requires a hygiene license, and the hygiene license number should be marked on the packaging of products produced by regular enterprises.

2. Look at the appearance. Good toilet paper is generally used in two or three layers, with even and fine wrinkles, clean paper surface and no holes. It is best to choose products that use 100% virgin wood pulp. The virgin wood pulp paper has good uniformity, fine wrinkles, good touch feel, no powder or lint loss, good strength and wet strength, and the hygienic indicators are also guaranteed. Virgin straw pulp paper is cheaper but less soft.

3. Look at the color: The whiter the toilet paper, the better. A good product should be natural ivory white. Toilet paper that is too white often adds fluorescent whitening agents, and fluorescent whitening agents are harmful to the human body. In addition, some gray-colored white toilet paper is produced from recycled waste paper pulp. National regulations prohibit the use of recycled pulp to produce tissue paper, so do not buy and use it cheaply.

4. Look at the date. Toilet paper also has a shelf life. Generally, the shelf life is 3 years. Expired toilet paper or toilet paper left for too long will breed bacteria. Therefore, when purchasing, it is best to buy products that have been produced recently. Buy them as you use them and don't leave them for too long.