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:
1. 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.
2. 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.
3. 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.
4. Grooming and personal care: Blotting paper: it is used to absorb
excess oil from the face, especially when wearing makeup, and can
easily remove shine.
Cosmetic aids: some people use toilet paper to remove excess from
cosmetics, such as wiping away excess color from lip gloss or eye
shadow.
Base material for masks: some DIY masks may use moist toilet paper
wrapped around the face with a homemade nutrient solution for skin
care.
4. Pet care: Pet cleaning: sometimes use toilet paper to clean your
pet's paws or fur, especially after they come back from an outing
to clean up their dirt or water stains.
Disposal of pet feces: toilet paper can be used to temporarily
clean up your pet's feces, especially when you are away.
