Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1 What is tissue paper?
Tissue paper, or simply tissue, is a lightweight paper or light crêpe paper.
Tissue can be made from recycled paper pulp on a paper machine.
Q2What's the difference between tissue and toilet paper?
Tissues get extra refining for finer fibres and tightly packed layers, giving them that silky-smooth finish your nose appreciates. Toilet paper, on the other hand, is built for utility.
Its fibres are slightly coarser to balance comfort, strength, and quick disintegration.
Q3 Why is it called tissue?
The noun tissue comes from the Old French word tissu, meaning “a ribbon, or belt of woven material.” In fact, as a verb, tissue means "weave fabric strands."
Today, we think of tissues as the disposable paper for blowing our noses or packing presents.
Q4 What is tissue paper made of?
it is made using paper pulp (wood fibre) or recycled paper materials such as cardboard, newspapers,
or certain types of juice carton. The wet pulp is then rolled on a paper machine until the desired thickness is achieved
Q5 How many types of tissue paper are there?
Toilet tissue paper is also available in different types.
Such as standard roll, jumbo roll, and coreless roll.
Standard roll toilet tissue paper is the most common and is suitable for use at home or in public spaces.
Jumbo roll toilet tissue paper is suitable for use in high-traffic areas such as public restrooms.