The characteristics of toilet paper include:
Softness: the main characteristic of toilet paper is that it is soft and does not irritate the skin when used. To ensure comfort, toilet paper is usually made with multiple layers of paper to increase softness and absorbency.
Absorbent: One of the main functions of toilet paper is to absorb water, especially during cleansing, so that it can absorb water quickly and keep the skin dry.
Safety: Toilet paper must use non-toxic, non-irritating raw materials to ensure that it does not cause discomfort or allergies when used on sensitive areas.
Biodegradability: Most toilet paper is biodegradable, which helps the environment. Choosing eco-friendly toilet paper can reduce pollution.
Unscented or lightly scented: While some toilet paper has added fragrance to enhance the experience, most choose to be unscented or lightly scented to minimize skin irritation.
Thickness and strength: The thickness and strength of toilet paper is usually a balance between the two. Thickness determines how soft the paper is, while strength ensures that the paper does not tear easily.
Reduced risk of infection:The use of toilet paper helps to reduce the risk of skin infections or diseases in the anal region caused by uncleanliness, and can effectively prevent bacteria from entering the body, especially important in public places and when traveling.
Environmentally friendly: Modern toilet paper often uses biodegradable materials and is designed to be more biodegradable, reducing the negative impact on the environment. Eco-friendly toilet paper reduces the consumption of water and energy, as well as being able to decompose naturally, reducing pressure on waste disposal.
