Judging high-quality paper can follow the four core standards of "one look, two touches, three tests, and four inspections", avoiding common pitfalls such as shedding, breakage, and fluorescent agents, and easily selecting high-quality products.

1. Look: Packaging information is the foundation, 3 labels must be checked

The information on the packaging directly reflects the product quality. Please focus on the following content to avoid buying "three no" or inferior products.

Raw material composition: Priority should be given to products labeled as "100% virgin wood pulp" or "100% virgin bamboo pulp". Avoid "mixed pulp" and "recycled pulp", as these materials are prone to shedding and have poor toughness.

Execution standard: The suction paper used for wiping the mouth must comply with the GB/T 20808 standard, which is a specialized standard for tissue paper with higher hygiene and quality requirements. If marked with "GB/T 20810", it is a toilet paper standard and it is not recommended to wipe the mouth.

Quality level: The level is divided into "excellent product", "first-class product", and "qualified product" from high to low. Priority should be given to selecting "superior products" whose softness, water absorption, and toughness are superior to other grades.

2. Touch: The tactile sensation is intuitive to distinguish between good and bad, with two key touch points

The softness and delicacy of the paper can be quickly determined by touch, which is a simple method for screening high-quality products.

Softness: High quality paper has a soft and smooth feel, without roughness or stiffness. Poor quality toilet paper has a dry and brittle texture due to poor raw materials or insufficient craftsmanship.

Delicateness: Gently rub with your hands to feel if the surface of the paper is flat. High quality paper fibers are evenly distributed, and there is no obvious particle sensation after kneading; Poor quality paper is prone to fuzzing and even small paper debris.

3. Testing: Three simple tests to identify the true face of the product

Through simple practical testing, the durability, water absorption and other core properties of the paper can be accurately determined, avoiding being misled by propaganda.

Testing toughness and wet water strength: Take a piece of paper and gently pull it to ensure that high-quality products are not easily broken; After dipping in water and gently pinching, it can maintain its complete shape and is not easily broken. If it breaks easily and rots when wet, it is likely to be of poor quality.

Test the shedding situation: Gently wipe the drawstring on your arm and observe if there is any paper residue. High quality paper drawing technology is mature, with tight fiber bonding and almost no shedding; Poor quality paper will leave obvious flocculent substances, which can easily irritate the skin.

Test water absorption: Drop a small amount of water on the paper, high-quality products can quickly absorb moisture and are not easily penetrated; Poor quality products absorb water slowly, and water marks are prone to spread and even penetrate to the back.

4. Check: Avoid 2 common "pitfalls" and refuse IQ tax

Some merchants may raise prices through false advertising or concept hype, so be cautious of the following two points and make rational purchases.

Avoid excessive marketing concepts such as "super soft" and "strong water absorption", and rely on actual testing and judgment instead of blindly believing. Some products only rely on packaging gimmicks for a premium, and the actual quality is average.

Be wary of the "low price trap": paper drawn at prices far below the market average often uses inferior raw materials or reduces weight to reduce costs. These types of products not only have poor user experience, but may also pose health hazards due to inadequate hygiene standards.