Shelf Life of Toilet Paper

Shelf life of toilet paper
1. Different types of toilet paper use different product standards. Roll paper, removable toilet paper, large roll paper, coil paper, flat-cut paper, etc. are all toilet paper. Toilet paper manufacturers introduce tissue paper products that can be used on the face, including paper boxed tissues, handkerchiefs, napkins, removable plastic wrapping tissues, etc., which are used to wipe the mouth and face. Toilet paper has lower requirements for bacterial detection than tissue paper, and there is no limit to the total number of Pseudomonas aeruginosa and fungal colonies.
2. The shelf life of toilet paper is three years. Many people think that toilet paper can be used slowly at home as long as it is not unpacked, but they are wrong. Toilet paper also has a shelf life, and many businesses often cut prices in order to sell out the inventory within the shelf life of toilet paper. At this time, consumers should keep their eyes open, not blindly greedy for cheap. Under dry and ventilated storage conditions, the shelf life of general toilet paper is 2 to 3 years.
3. The whole process of toilet paper production is completed at high temperature. If the packaging is not timely or the storage is not good, the paper will be damp or polluted. The toilet paper that has passed the shelf life is easy to breed bacteria, and it is easy to become "untoilet paper". Generally, the wholesale toilet paper of regular brands will be marked with the production date and shelf life on the outer packaging, which is clearly stipulated by the national product identification.
4. Toilet paper is mainly used for people's daily hygiene and is one of the indispensable paper types for the people. In order to make toilet paper soft, mechanical methods are usually used to create wrinkles on the paper to increase the softness of toilet paper. There are many raw materials for toilet paper. Commonly used are cotton pulp, wood pulp, bamboo pulp, straw pulp and other natural and pollution-free raw materials.
5. Toilet paper requires no chemical substances, no raw materials that are irritating to the skin, and no residual mold or virus bacteria. The characteristics of toilet paper are strong water absorption, no pathogenic bacteria, soft paper, uniform thickness, no holes, and even wrinkling. , consistent color, no impurities. When producing small rolls of double-layer toilet paper, the perforation pitch should be the same, and the pinholes should be clear, easy to tear, and neat.