How To Distinguish The Quality Of Paper Towels

1. Rub it, no slag. In order to save costs, many businesses add relatively cheap calcium carbonate or talc powder to the pulp when producing paper towels, resulting in the loss of powder, wool and debris during the use of paper towels, which are easy to be adsorbed on the skin surface, or cause allergies, etc. Dong Jinshi, executive vice president and Secretary General of the International Food Packaging Association, suggested that after getting the tissue, shake it gently or rub it, "if you find that there is slag falling, it means that the quality of the tissue is unqualified, which is likely to be the reproduction of waste paper."

2. Bubble a bubble, no damage. Dong Jinshi also told consumers a way to identify inferior paper towels. Immerse the paper towels in water, and the inferior paper will turn into slag immediately after soaking in water, while the high-quality paper towels will be wrung dry after soaking, and there will be no obvious damage when spreading out.

Some businesses will also add various chemical reagents in the production process, such as fluorescent brighteners, which contain carcinogens such as heavy metal cadmium, which will damage the blood system and damage memory.

Therefore, the paper towel should not be too white. If you find a pungent smell, you should stop using it immediately.