Europeans banned from using toilet paper

German scientists have calculated that millions of cubic meters of toilet paper are washed down the drain every year. And the vast majority of people do not even think about the consequences that could damage the planet’s ecosystem. They urge not to use paper tapes and switch to alternative methods of personal hygiene. A typical family of three spends 96 packs of toilet paper during the year.

In addition, the current demands for the production of such hygiene products are excessively significant. Factories refuse to use old paper in production and are forced to purchase wood for this purpose. A wasteful and irresponsible policy in this matter leads to a big environmental problem, so people are obliged to protect forest plantations and start considering other hygienic variations. For example, in the countries of the East, many peoples have long used water after going to the toilet. However, Europeans can use a bidet, this option is much more economical.