1. Basic information
Check the package to see if the manufacturer’s address, production batch number, contact information and other basic information are clearly marked. If this information is missing, there may be some Sanwu products, and it is not recommended that you buy them.
2. Pulp information
Be sure to see if it is "virgin pulp paper", "pure wood pulp paper" or "recycled paper". If it says "recycled paper", it is not recommended that you buy it. Facial tissues and napkins are best to buy "virgin pulp paper", toilet paper can choose "pure wood pulp paper".
3. Level information
Paper towels are divided into 3 grades: premium, first-class and qualified. Their softness, water absorption, and toughness are all different, with top-grade products being the best, first-grade products second, and qualified products the worst.
4. Specification information
When buying tissues, you must see the "grams", "sheets", and "sections" of the tissues. You may wonder why toilet paper is divided into "grams". That's right, the more grams of the same product, the more affordable it is. The more sheets and sections, the longer it will last.
5. Use period
Maybe you would say paper towels are not food? Why do we need production date and shelf life? Yes, paper towels also have a shelf life and a use limit. Exceeding the shelf life may not cause any adverse consequences, but it is recommended that you pay attention to it when buying.
6. Label information
Disinfection grade products should be marked with the words "disinfection grade". Napkins, facial tissues and other products are prohibited from labeling disinfection, sterilization, sterilization, sterilization, medicine, health care, dehumidification, moisturizing, antipruritic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-inflammatory.