After the washable nappies, reusable toilet paper is now helping our babies' pee.
Don't store avocado like this: it's dangerousAfter i washable nappies, here we are now also thinking about helping our babies pee reusable toilet paper.
From the very intimate white or colored rectangles, with comics or even with sudoku, in fact, in the toilet you can move on to toilet paper that Mother Earth loves even more than the recycled one.
It was time. Considering that the search for those hundred floors of softness results in the cutting down of the forests of North America, especially Canada. It is estimated that the 98% of toilet paper used in the United States, which, no wonder, are the world's largest consumer of the product, is made with cellulose pulp obtained from freshly felled trees. 40% of Europeans, Latin Americans, Asians, on the other hand, who perhaps have more leathery buttocks, also gladly adapt to the recycled paper roll.
And let's go back to toilet paper for children. The news comes from an American company, the Wallypop, already an expert in diapers e eco-sustainable clothing.
Made exclusively of cloth, the "Reusable Toilet Wipes”Is soft and comfortable, offers all the comforts of the triple layer and does not require the felling of any trees. Fun and Funky Variety, Understated o Juvenile Variety, the manufacturer ensures a great variety of colors and patterns to brighten up the magical moment of visiting the bathroom.
But how do you use washable toilet paper? Of course, what makes the difference is whether the last drop of pee or, yes, the aromatic poof of the infant of the house has to be brushed off. In the first case, after using it as a normal piece of toilet paper, it is simple: just throw the aforementioned object into any container waiting for washing.
And what about poop? We need to pay more attention, because germs and bacteria are much more lurking. So, the Americans advise: scroll, scratch off the poop e bang again. Then the cloths used in this way accumulate, perhaps even with washable diapers, in a special bag (Wallypop also sells those) and everything is thrown into the washing machine as soon as possible, separately from the rest of the linen in hot water and possibly with bioecological methods.
Easier than that ...
Germana Carillo
