Will flushing toilet paper down the toilet clog it? Someone with experience says: if you want it to clog fast, just throw it in

When staying at home, aside from the bedroom where you spend most of your time, the bathroom is where you go most often. Even the kitchen, actually, you don't visit that many times, unless of course you're a foodie! Going to the bathroom often is just for using the toilet, showering, washing hands, washing hair and so on, so the bathroom really can be counted as the place you visit most often!

Likewise, the bathroom is also a place prone to problems, such as a clogged toilet or a clogged floor drain; these are very common occurrences. Speaking of a clogged toilet, many people report that it's because they throw used paper towels directly into the toilet, and over time this makes the toilet clog. But is that really the case?

Huahua thinks this only accounts for half of the factors. If the toilet paper we normally use is not water-soluble, then throwing it directly into the toilet will inevitably lead to clogs. But if your home uses toilet paper that can dissolve in water, then if the toilet clogs, you can't blame the toilet paper. Unless you accidentally, or someone else accidentally, drop something else into the toilet, only then will the toilet clog!

So when we normally use a flush toilet, it's best not to throw solid items into it, such as baby diapers and the like. If you throw them into the toilet, whose home will clog if not yours? Some friends feel that if you throw toilet paper into the toilet, even if it's water-soluble, they still feel uneasy inside, thinking that the paper will clog the toilet; other friends feel that if you put toilet paper into the trash can, it easily breeds bacteria, especially in an environment like the bathroom where bacteria multiply faster, so this method is not feasible.

Actually, Huahua thinks that whether in the bathroom, the kitchen or other places, bacteria will always be there. What we can do is try to avoid the breeding of bacteria, for example, taking out the bathroom trash once a day, or once every one or two days. If it's left any longer, it may really produce more bacteria.

Of course, if some friends really are used to throwing toilet paper into the toilet and flushing it away conveniently, that's certainly fine too, it's just that you have to bear the risk of a higher probability of toilet clogs~ Whichever approach you take, it may be a bit troublesome, but if we look at it from the angle of preventing toilet clogs, Huahua still suggests everyone be a bit more diligent and clean out the bathroom trash every day~

Besides these two methods, another approach is to solve the problem through the toilet itself. When choosing, we can choose a straight-through toilet; this kind of toilet has a slightly lower probability of clogging. Furthermore, we can also choose a toilet with a stronger flushing force; this kind of toilet has a relatively strong flushing force, so toilet clogs occur a bit less often~

The above are a few small suggestions Huahua has offered everyone about toilet clogs. In short, there are pros and cons, and everyone can weigh them and adopt them according to their own situation~ There's also another situation: normally when we're at a shopping mall or other public places, we also often use the toilet. If it happens to be a toilet, you still need to wipe it with toilet paper first, after all, hygiene is also very important!

The market has now gradually started to introduce some toilet paper that can dissolve upon contact with water. Friends who need it can keep an eye out in time, maybe it'll even be a blessing! Everyone agrees, right?