Toilet paper is used as a napkin: in life, too many friends are used to decorating toilet paper in their pockets or bags instead of napkins to wipe their hands and mouths, while many roadside restaurants use toilet paper instead of napkins. What's the difference between toilet paper and napkin? The control process of toilet paper and napkin in the production process is different. For example, in terms of microbial indicators, the bacterial control standard of toilet paper is no more than 600 per gram of paper, while the standard of napkin is no more than 200 per gram, which shows that the sanitary standard of napkin is relatively high. This shows that napkins and toilet paper are essentially different. If toilet paper is used as a napkin, harmful substances such as wiping your mouth and hands will enter our bodies, which will indeed increase health risks.
All household paper has been replaced with napkins;
Because the control standard of napkins is higher than that of toilet paper, friends simply use napkins instead of toilet paper, thinking that this is not only of good quality, but also relatively clean and hygienic. Actually, it's not like this. The wet strength of toilet paper is weaker than that of napkin. When toilet paper is used, it is generally recommended to flush it directly from the toilet.
Avoid air pollution in the bathroom, so the production standard requires that the paper is easy to decompose when it meets water and is not easy to block the septic tank. The wet strength of napkins is relatively large, so it is definitely not suitable for going to the toilet. At the same time, from the paper material, napkins are not suitable for wiping private parts of the body.
The use of toilet paper is still very particular, and napkins and toilet paper should not be mixed. At the same time, it is best to go to a regular supermarket to buy toilet paper, choose paper towels from regular manufacturers and big brands, and don't buy any products. Secondly, pay attention to whether the packaging label is clear and complete, and refer to the paper grade, impurities and other indicators.