Toilet tissue paper rolls, commonly referred to as toilet paper, are essential hygiene products used for personal cleanliness after using the toilet. They are typically made from thin, soft paper material that is designed to be flushable and biodegradable. Toilet paper rolls come in various sizes, ply counts (referring to the number of layers), and sheet dimensions to suit individual preferences. They are available in both single-ply and double-ply options, with some premium varieties featuring even higher ply counts for added comfort and absorbency. Additionally, toilet paper may be scented or unscented, and some may be fortified with moisturizing or soothing ingredients. It's a staple household item found in bathrooms around the world and plays a crucial role in maintaining sanitation and personal hygiene.
Item: Toilet Paper, Toilet Tissue Embossed Roll
Material: 100% virgin pulp, 100% recycled pulp, mixed pulp
Weight (grammage per square meter): 12-24 gsm or customized.
Layer: 1 ply, 2 ply, 3 ply, 4 ply or customized.
Size: 10*10 cm or 10*11 cm or produced according to your requirement.
Sheets: 180 sheets, 200 sheets, 250 sheets, 285 sheets, 300 sheets, 370 sheets, 380 sheets, 400 sheets, 700 sheets, 850 sheets, 1000 sheets, etc.
Embossed: with or without
Packing: can be printed according to your design.
Character: soft, white, ply sticky tightly, easily soluable water, each sheets easily teared off.
Toilet tissue paper, often referred to as toilet paper or bathroom tissue, is a soft and absorbent paper product primarily used for personal hygiene after using the toilet. It comes in rolls and is typically made from a combination of wood pulp and sometimes recycled paper. Toilet tissue is designed to be flushable and easily disintegrate in water, making it suitable for use in plumbing systems. It is an essential item in households, businesses, and public restrooms worldwide. Toilet tissue is available in various ply levels (thicknesses), textures, and sheet sizes to cater to individual preferences. It plays a crucial role in maintaining cleanliness and sanitation in modern hygiene practices.
