Toilet paper is important and fundamental, so much so that it is one of those goods that can never be missing at home. But many people leave it in the fridge: that’s the reason and why we should all do it.
You can forget to buy everything at the supermarket, but never toilet paper. It is an essential element and a great discovery that happened in the past to facilitate the intimate hygiene of everyone. Recently, many people have started to put it in the fridge: here is why this can save you in a few minutes and why we should all consider doing it.
Who invented toilet paper?
This is a very interesting story because since the times of the primitive man, people have always sought ways to take care of their hygiene. Primitive people usually headed to a stream after making a hole in a flat rock. No scholar has been able to understand what they did during the winter, but they surely used various natural resources like leaves and twigs.
The ancient Egyptians opted for sand rich in fragrant oils, while the Arabs used their left hand (still considered impure today) to wash afterward. The first appearance of something similar to paper was in the 14th century in China, but it was only after half a century that Westerners also began to abandon sheets and use sheets of newspaper.
In 1158, nobles were using fabrics made from old clothes, while toilet paper arrived in the 18th century, changing with the times. According to some documents and articles, the inventor of our toilet paper is Joseph C. Gayetty of New York.
