Toilet paper has multiple applications and can be useful in many
other ways besides its primary use. The following are some of the
common and less common areas where toilet paper is applicable:
Personal hygiene cleaning: The most common use of toilet paper is
for personal hygiene and cleaning, especially for use after using
the toilet to help clean the buttocks, keep the body dry, reduce
bacterial growth and avoid discomfort or illness.
Portability: Toilet paper is easy to carry and use. It usually
comes in rolls or stacks and can be simply discarded after use
without additional cleaning or disposal, meeting the need for
convenience in modern life.
Comfort: Toilet paper is specially designed to be soft and
comfortable, non-irritating to the skin and less likely to cause
allergies or discomfort when used, especially important for
sensitive skin.
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.
Household cleaning: Wiping surfaces: Toilet paper can be used to
clean surfaces such as kitchen table tops, bathroom countertops,
etc. It is highly absorbent and can effectively remove spilled
liquids.
Wiping water stains: used to absorb water, oil and other liquid
spills, especially in the kitchen and on the dining table.
Auxiliary items in daily life: Temporary absorbent material: Toilet
paper can be used to absorb spilled liquids in certain emergencies
or for emergency use when no other paper towels or cloths are
available.
