Toilet paper has multiple applications and can be useful in many other ways besides its primary use. The following are some of the common and less common areas where toilet paper is applicable:1. Personal hygiene cleaning: Toilet paper is most frequently used for personal hygiene and cleaning, particularly after using the restroom to help keep the body dry, prevent bacterial growth, clean the buttocks, and prevent discomfort or disease.


2. Portability: Using and carrying toilet paper is simple. It satisfies the requirement for ease in modern living because it typically comes in rolls or stacks and can be thrown away after use without further cleaning or disposal.

3. Comfort: Especially crucial for sensitive skin, toilet paper is made to be soft and soothing, non-irritating to the skin, and less prone to trigger allergies or pain when used.

4. Household cleaning: Wiping surfaces: Surfaces like bathroom counters and kitchen table tops can be cleaned with toilet paper. It can efficiently remove spilled liquids and has a high absorption capacity.
Wiping water stains: used to absorb spills of water, oil, and other liquids, particularly on the dining table and in the kitchen.
Cleaning household items: To clean delicate surfaces like computer and TV screens, toilet paper can be used as a temporary soft cloth.


5. Auxiliary items in daily life:
Temporary absorbent material: Toilet paper can be used to absorb spilled liquids in certain emergencies or for emergency use when no other paper towels or cloths are available.
Packaging items: Used to protect fragile items in packaging, for example, when transporting items, toilet paper can be used as padding to prevent items from being damaged by collision.
Cleaning shoes and bags: used to wipe dust, stains, etc. from the surface of shoes or bags.