For generations, toilet paper has been treated as an unquestioned necessity. Since its widespread introduction in the 19th century, it has become a global standard for personal hygiene. However, as conversations around sustainability have evolved, attention has shifted toward the resources required to produce it. Manufacturing toilet paper depends heavily on wood pulp, large volumes of water, and significant energy use, creating ongoing pressure on forests and contributing to environmental strain over time.
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