Most toilet paper is designed to decompose in the septic tank or treatment centers. It breaks down fairly quickly as you can see if you just ball some up in your hand, put it in a glass of water and shake it good, you will see it already begins to fall apart.
Paper needs warmth and moisture to decompose quickly. If there are added microbial creatures, as found in a compost heap, it will decompose even more quickly. Dry paper inside will remain intact for years. It may become brittle and fragile over time.
Paper is made out of plants and their normally faster to dissolve.
Paper decomposes because it is made of organic material. Paper is made of wood and water, so it decomposes rather quickly.
Toilet paper is a fairly modern invention, making its debut around 1880 when it was developed by the British Perforated Paper Company. For more information go the the link.
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The plastic bag will not decompose but it may clog up the toilet.
It takes about 3 to 4 weeks to decompose a paper bag.
Recycled toilet paper is made from used paper. It isn't made from used toilet paper. That would be gross.
"Toilet papier" is the term for toilet paper in Afrikaans.
Toilet paper is a soft paper product (tissue paper) used to maintain personal hygiene after human defecation or urination. It differs in composition somewhat from facial tissue, and is designed to decompose in septic tanks, which some other bathroom and facial tissues do not. Most septic tank manufacturers advise against using paper products that are non-septic tank safe
yes toilet paper is a solid.
The fact that it is paper for a toilet
No thick toilet paper is not responsible for clogging the toilet, Toilet paper of any thickness is designed to flush away.
Because the toilet paper is the wheel and the line that holds the toilet paper up is the axle so that makes a toilet paper dispenser a wheel and axle!!:)
No, toilet paper is made from wood pulp or recycled paper, not used toilet paper. The fibers in used toilet paper are too short and damaged to be recycled into new paper products.
Yes, all toilet paper is biodegradable.
As soft as Mcdonalds toilet paper