In the daily selection of toilet paper process, as consumers, how should we choose their favorite material?

Considering the paper types from the environmental protection angle, bamboo and recycled pulp papers are the go-to options. Among these two options, bamboo is the one with better quality and more health benefits.

One of the major advantages of using bamboo instead of trees for paper making is the marked reduction in deforestation. It is proven that approximately 330 million trees are cut down every year. This fact added to the long growth period of trees does more harm to the ecosystem than benefit.

Bamboo, on the other hand, has high renew ability and yield, making it the perfect substitute for trees in the paper making industry. What makes this change is even paramount is the rapidly increasing demand for toilet paper. And this demand comes with harmful climate changes.

Therefore, we know we can effectively contribute to the reduction of deforestation by adopting sustainable raw materials. So, why don’t we just be among the growing faces of this change? 100% natural bamboo pulp paper is undoubtedly the planet saver we crave.

While we know that consumers can use their purchasing power to help trigger this change, the manufacturers should be at the forefront of it. The effectiveness of this change can only be achieved if manufacturers and brands take up the responsibility to sensitize consumers. Creating environmental awareness and encouraging consumers to take up more sustainable consumption habits. 

Toilet paper is in direct contact with the human body, and its health directly affects the human body. Therefore, when purchasing toilet paper, pay attention to the following aspects:

First, see whether the product packaging is marked with the health license number, whether it is printed with the factory name, factory address and there is no implementation standard.

Second, look at the color of the paper, pure wood pulp paper without any additives, the color should be natural ivory white, the texture is relatively uniform.

Third, look at the price, the market retail price is too low toilet paper generally can not contain pure wood pulp.

Fourth, look at the endurance strength, pure wood pulp paper because of the long fiber, so the tension is large, toughness is good, not easy to break, and poor quality paper, there are irregular small holes and powder.

Five, look at the result of the fire, good toilet paper after burning is white and gray.

Six, look at the shelf life, better napkins, facial tissues and women's articles paper, are marked with the implementation of standards and shelf life, while most of the poor quality toilet paper is not marked.

In addition, do not buy rough and hard toilet paper, unpackaged and disinfected unpackaged toilet paper, because the complete packaging of toilet paper is generally disinfected, and unpackaged toilet paper is unsterilized and easy to be contaminated by bacteria.