and recycled toilet paper is available, and some products intentionally retain a more natural beige, gray, or brownish appearance.
These products are often marketed toward consumers who want less processing or prefer recycled or unbleached materials.
The trade-off is that naturally colored paper doesn’t have the same bright, uniform appearance that consumers have come to associate with traditional toilet tissue.
In other words, white toilet paper became standard partly because people came to expect it.
Is White Toilet Paper Cleaner?
Not necessarily.
The color of toilet paper doesn’t tell you
