What is the difference between toilet paper GB20810 and 15979?

1. The standards are differentGB20810 is a national standard for toilet paper.

Contains toilet paper base paper)). And GB15979 is the "Hygienic Standard for Disposable Hygiene Products".

2. Different requirements:GB20810 specifies the classification, requirements, sampling, test methods and marking, packaging, transportation and storage of toilet paper. GB15979 stipulates the environmental hygiene standards for the production of disposable sanitary products, the biological monitoring and evaluation standards for disinfection effects and the corresponding inspection methods, as well as the hygiene requirements for the production, disinfection, storage and transportation of raw materials and products.

3. The scope of application is differentThe GB20810 standard is mainly applicable to toilet toilet paper used in people's daily life. The scope of application of GB15979 includes toilet paper and facial tissue.

The difference between toilet paper GB20810 and GB15979 is mainly in the scope and requirements of their application.

GB20810 is the national standard "Toilet Paper (Including Toilet Paper Base Paper)". This standard specifies the classification, requirements, sampling, test methods and marking, packaging, transportation and storage of toilet paper. It is mainly suitable for toilet toilet paper used in people's daily life.

And GB15979 is the "Hygienic Standard for Disposable Hygiene Products". The standard stipulates the environmental hygiene standards for the production of disposable sanitary products, the biological monitoring and evaluation standards for disinfection effects and the corresponding inspection methods, as well as the hygiene requirements for the production, disinfection, storage and transportation of raw materials and products. It is suitable for disposable hygiene products such as sanitary napkins, sanitary pads, sanitary plugs (built-in sanitary napkins), tampons, incontinence pads (nursing pads), etc.

In general, GB20810 is mainly concerned with the quality and safety of toilet paper, while GB15979 is the hygienic standard for single-use hygiene products, including hygienic requirements for production, disinfection, storage and transportation.

Summary. 1. Different standards: GB20810 is the national standard "Toilet Paper (including Toilet Paper Base Paper)". And GB15979 is the "Hygienic Standard for Disposable Hygiene Products".

1. Different standards: GB20810 is the national standard "Tubi toilet paper (including toilet paper)". The GB15979 is the "Disposable Hygiene Products Weishou Huaisheng Standard".

2. Different requirements: GB20810 stipulates the classification, clear requirements, sampling, test methods and signs, packaging, transportation and storage of toilet paper. GB15979 stipulates the environmental hygiene standards for the production of disposable sanitary products, the biological monitoring and evaluation standards for disinfection effects and the corresponding test methods, as well as the hygienic requirements for the production, disinfection, storage and transportation of raw materials and products.

3. The scope of application is different: the GB20810 standard is mainly applicable to the toilet toilet paper used in the daily life of the people. The scope of application of GB15979 includes toilet paper and messy facial tissues.

Execution is to operate in accordance with the requirements of GB20810-2006. Recycled paper is not the same as virgin paper.

1. "Toilet Paper (Including Toilet Paper Base Paper)" GB 20810-2006. (GB) is the national standard. The GB20810-2006 standard specifies the classification, requirements, sampling, test methods and marking, packaging, transportation and storage of toilet paper.

This standard is mainly applicable to toilet paper used in people's daily life, excluding paper towels, kitchen paper and other wiping papers.

This standard also applies to toilet paper base paper used for processing toilet paper sold externally.

Note: GB20810-2006 is the national standard number 20810, and 2006 is the year of formulation or revision. Date of implementation: 2007-06-01. GB indicates that this standard contains mandatory provisions.

The grade of toilet paper is divided into four grades: excellent product, first class product, qualified product and unqualified product.

2. Raw pulp paper needs to consume a large amount of wood, cotton and linen and other plants containing natural fibers, and cutting down trees will have a negative impact on the environment.

In addition, these plant fibers must go through more than a dozen processes such as pulping, modulation, copying and processing to be processed into paper, which not only produces a large amount of waste liquid, dust, solid waste residue, but also adds a variety of chemical additives such as dry strength agent and dispersant in order to improve the strength and toughness of paper.

Virgin pulp paper is very polluting to water. 100,400 tonnes of water is required to produce 1 ton of pulp from raw mill to pulp and paper, and the effluent contains a lot of carbohydrates, proteins, oils and fats, and lignin. When these discharges are decomposed by microorganisms, they deplete large amounts of oxygen in the water, affecting the growth of fish and other aquatic organisms.

Recycled paper is prepared by using waste paper as the main raw material, which is prepared through sorting, purification, pulping and copying. Although in terms of raw materials and blind lead process, recycled paper has less impact on the environment than virgin pulp paper, but due to the poor fiber quality of recycled paper, more additives should be added in the papermaking process to ensure the quality of the paper, which is still a "big polluter".

Tissue paper, generally speaking, is the napkin we usually use to wipe the lips after meals, facial tissues used to wipe the face after washing the face, etc., and the implementation standard on the package is GB T 20808, which requires the total number of bacterial colonies to be less than 200 CFU g. Toilet paper is simply "toilet toilet paper", mainly used after going to the toilet, playing a cleaning role, such as all kinds of roll paper, etc., its implementation standard is GB T 20810, requiring the total number of bacterial colonies to be less than 600 CFU G. It can be seen that from a biological point of view, toilet paper does not have a higher hygiene standard than tissue paper.

Secondly, the raw material requirements of the two are also different. Tissue paper has strict disinfection requirements, and is made of virgin fiber raw materials, pants shall not use any ** paper, paper prints, paper products and other ** fibrous substances as raw materials, shall not use deinking agents; Toilet paper can basically be made of recycled pulp, because toilet paper has the use of ** raw materials, therefore, the amount of powder will be larger, if you mistakenly wipe your face, lips, hands and other parts with toilet paper, will there be paper hair, confetti sticking to the corresponding parts!

In addition, the soft comfort requirements of the two are also different. In order to ensure the comfort of use, the tissue paper is softer than the sanitary Zen paper, and the minimum index requirement for softness in the tissue paper is 220mn, and the best index requirement is 80mn; The best index requirement for toilet paper is only 200mn, and the minimum index is 450mn.

Finally, let's take a look at their strength and dispersion after absorbing water! After the tissue absorbs water, it is also necessary to ensure its strength so that it does not stick to the face; After the toilet paper absorbs water, its strength is required to deteriorate, that is, its dispersion should be considered, so that when they go down the whirlpool after going to the toilet, they can be "crushed", so as not to cause blockage. Paper towels are slightly more expensive and hygienic, suitable for wiping the mouth and face, of course, they can also be used to wipe PP, but if they are thrown directly into the toilet, because of their relatively poor dispersion, it may cause toilet blockage in serious cases.