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How much toilet paper do we really need while visiting the bathroom?
Do you usually waste a lot of toilet paper?
An expert explains the maximum amount of paper that should be used with you during a visit to the bathroom, and also gave a tip that may prevent diseases and infections
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Saturday, May 22, 2021, 11:37 p.m.
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How much toilet paper do you use?
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Some people are very generous with the use of paper and tend to wrap it around their hand and spend far beyond what is necessary, and there are those who skimp on each square - so what is really a sensible use of toilet paper?
It turns out that there is a proven answer to this.
Martin Richards, SMARTi Environmental's director of hygiene and the environment, claims that "If you use toilet paper efficiently, the average person needs per visit to the bathroom is only ten squares. It obviously depends on whether you do" number 1 "or" number 2. " "But it's essential to try not to wrap the paper around your hand because such use can be particularly wasteful."
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Just to make an order - according to the expert, ten pieces of paper is the maximum amount you need, so using less than that is perfectly fine and probably even better.
As for lowering the water, Martin argues that the toilet lid should always be closed first so that bacteria do not escape out.
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"When we lower the water, both bacteria and viruses and infections fly into the air," he says, "sometimes you can even inhale them, so if we keep the lid closed while lowering the water, they will get trapped inside and wash away in Niagara."
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