People in the U.S. use a lot of toilet paper—and spend a lot on it, too, more per roll than anywhere else in the world. And researchers expect that number to continue to grow. Throughout the Americas, ...

Not all toilet paper is great for your skin. Seniors and those with sensitive skin should avoid these kinds of toilet paper.

Since at least July 2021, online advertisements have displayed a picture of the cardboard from an empty toilet paper roll or a paper cup propping up a toilet seat. The ads appeared to promise a handy ...

Everyone seems to have a toilet paper brand that they remain loyal to. After all, if you're going to apply toilet paper to some of the most sensitive areas of your body, you want it to treat you right ...

The COVID-19 pandemic has introduced many new things we may not have considered before, from cloth face masks to… cloth toilet paper? When toilet paper purchasing became difficult, “reusable toilet ...

Few things come into contact with our nether regions on such a regular basis as toilet paper. And like most bathroom supplies, there are dozens of varieties with designations that often read as ...

While toilet paper use is ubiquitous in China, North America, parts of the EU and Australia, its environmental impact is rarely discussed. Environmentalists recently began urging people to be more ...

Conventional toilet paper has a big environmental impact. We’ve got the lowdown on alternatives, from bamboo tissue to bidets. Credit...Naomi Anderson-Subryan Supported by By Elizabeth Anne Brown ...