Potential diseases when using poor quality toilet paper
With its “multi-purpose” uses, toilet paper has spread from shops to homes. However, many people still do not really pay proper attention to choosing safe quality paper to avoid potentially dangerous pathogens.
Let's take note of the top dangerous pathogens below caused by poor quality toilet paper to "awaken" yourself and make wise decisions when choosing and buying paper.
Risk of skin diseases
Poor quality toilet paper is produced using old machinery with raw materials of unknown origin and without quality assurance certification. Raw materials are mainly collected from waste products that are processed and bleached with toxic chemicals, which are not safe for users. This is a potential cause of inflammation and skin allergies if used for a long time.
Risk of gastrointestinal diseases
With a production process that does not strictly ensure quality, raw materials of unknown origin, and the use of toxic chemicals, toilet paper becomes a hiding place for millions of bacteria.
Risk of respiratory diseases
Many people have the habit of using toilet paper to clean spoons, plates, and even their mouths. Bacteria easily stick to it, come into contact with food, enter the body, and penetrate the digestive tract, causing diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid, etc.
Poor quality toilet paper often has many tiny black spots on the surface and a lot of paper dust, and when you pull it lightly, you can see paper dust flying everywhere. The body can easily inhale this paper dust when used. This affects the respiratory tract and is even more serious if the toilet paper contains many toxic chemicals.
