Features of Toilet Tissue Paper

‌Toilet paper‌ is a paper product used for daily hygiene and cleaning, mainly for cleaning after going to the toilet. Toilet paper is usually made of plant fiber raw materials, such as cotton pulp, wood pulp, bamboo pulp or straw pulp, etc. These raw materials are natural and pollution-free. ‌

There are many types of toilet paper, which can be divided into roll toilet paper, coil paper, flat-cut toilet paper and pull-out toilet paper according to the packaging form. Roll toilet paper is divided into cored and coreless types, and single-layer, double-layer and multi-layer according to the number of layers. In addition, toilet paper can also be divided into plain paper, embossed paper, printed paper, etc. according to the processing method, and white paper, colored paper and natural paper according to color. ‌

The manufacturing process of toilet paper includes making the raw fiber into pulp, and then forming paper through a papermaking machine. In order to increase softness, mechanical methods are usually used to make paper wrinkled. Toilet paper requires no toxic chemicals, no raw materials that are irritating to the skin, no mold, virus or bacterial residues, and is characterized by strong water absorption, no pathogens, soft paper, uniform thickness and no holes.

The origin of toilet paper can be traced back to China. As early as the 2nd century, there were records of using paper as toilet paper, which was originally used by the royal family. Different countries and regions have different demands and usage habits for toilet paper. For example, some countries produce toilet paper in different colors such as pink, blue or green. In addition, some toilet paper brands also produce toilet paper with fragrances, such as floral and fruity fragrances.