Which is more hygienic, facial tissue or toilet paper

Difference Between Toilet Paper and Napkins.

There is a difference. The main difference is that the quality is not.

The same product standards are different and the use is different, as follows:

First, the quality of the product is different.

1. Face right. Tissue tissue generally has wet toughness (a type that represents the toughness of the paper in a fully wetted state). Flexibility is reflected in the fact that the tissue can be stretched to a certain extent without breaking.

2. Toilet paper.

Toilet paper is generally not allowed to have wet toughness to prevent the paper from decomposing and clogging the sanitary septic tank after use.

Second, the product standards are different.

1. Facial tissues.

The facial tissue product standard is GB T20808-2006 "Tissue (including wet wipes)", which is established with reference to food standards.

2. Toilet paper.

The product standard for toilet paper is GB20810-2006 "Toilet Paper (Including Toilet Paper Base Paper)".

Third, the use is different.

1. Facial tissues.

It is used to clean the face, hands and other parts of the human body.

2. Toilet paper.

It is mainly used for cleaning after using the toilet in the toilet.

Difference Between Toilet Paper and Napkins.

Face towels are generally wet.

Tenacious strength. Toilet paper is mainly used for cleaning after going to the toilet in the bathroom, while other body parts such as face and hands are used to clean facial tissues, so more attention is paid to the touch. The hygienic standard for tissue paper should be QB3529-99A, which is established with reference to food standards.

The standard of toilet paper is GB15979, which is not much different from the national standard of straw paper.

The total number of colonies is required differently

Tissue paper directly contact the face, the hygiene requirements are very strict, the state stipulates that the bacterial content of each gram of tissue paper shall not be higher than 200 units; The requirements for toilet paper balls are relatively relaxed, and the bacterial content of each gram of toilet paper is not higher than 600 units. In other words, toilet paper can contain up to three times as many bacteria as tissue paper. Everyone must choose toilet paper from regular manufacturers.

Papermaking wood pulp is different—

The virgin wood pulp and pure wood pulp we see when we buy paper towels are not the same concept.

Virgin wood pulp refers to the wood pulp of papermaking is a new raw material, according to the national sanitary collapse wax standard, tissue paper must use virgin wood pulp.

Recycled materials are allowed in pure wood pulp, and the use of recycled materials to make toilet paper is in line with national health standards.

Fluorescent brighteners have different requirements

"Tissue paper" should be sold in contact with people's faces, and it must be free of migratory fluorescent brighteners according to regulations, and qualified "tissues" can be used with confidence and will not be damaged.

The health standard has no clear requirements for whether the "toilet paper" contains migratory fluorescent brighteners and the amount of content, and friends who are accustomed to wiping their faces with "toilet paper" should pay attention.

In addition, it is not recommended to use "toilet paper" to insert the mouth, because it is not very safe. It is also not recommended to use "paper towels" as toilet paper, because "paper towels" are less soluble in water than toilet paper, and too much of them may cause clogging.

The difference between facial tissue and toilet paper is mainly in the following aspects:

1. Different ways to use: facial tissues are used to wipe the face, which is more flexible, and the confetti is not easy to remain on the face when wiping sweat. Toilet paper is generally used for cleaning after using the toilet.

2. The product standards implemented in the production are different: the product standards implemented in the production of facial tissues are GB T20808-2006 "Tissue Paper (Including Wet Wipes)", which is established with reference to food standards. Toilet paper is mainly used for cleaning after going to the toilet, and the product standard is GB20810-2006 "Toilet Paper (Including Toilet Paper Base Paper)".

Generally, boxed tissue paper, handkerchief paper, napkins, and extractable plastic packaging tissue paper are facial tissues, and roll-out paper, extractable toilet paper, and large rolls of paper are toilet paper. The easiest way to identify is to look at the hygiene standard number or label that will be on the reverse or bottom of the package.

Facial tissues are used to clean the face, which is soft and skin-friendly, with the highest hygiene requirements, and it is safer to wipe the mouth and face. Moreover, the paper feeling of the face towel is better than that of toilet paper, the toughness is better after being soaked in water, it is not easy to break, and the paper scraps are not easy to remain on the face when wiping sweat. Therefore, it is best not to clean with a facial tissue after such a rule, as long-term use of facial tissue cleaning may cause toilet and sewer blockage.