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The use of the bidet should be further encouraged in efforts to minimize the manufacturing and utilization of toilet paper as it better benefits the United States’ health, environment, and it's the economy. Scroll down and read more about it!

So what is a potential solution to the current toilet paper crisis?

Toilet paper is becoming increasingly damaging for the health and environment of the United States. To minimize the adverse effects of toilet paper production on the environment, the government should regulate and set a limit on the levels of water and virgin wood pulp usage by toilet paper producing companies. In addition, businesses should also spread awareness concerning the health and environmental impacts due to toilet paper usage and should promote the bidet as an alternative. While the bidet has various positive aspects, the use of toilet paper is deeply engraved into the American hygienic culture. Although this may be a topic rarely discussed publicly, “bidets are all over Asia, so there’s probably some market demand,” from those who are culturally used to the bidet, thus presenting the social stigmas and uncomfort present in society (Goldstein 38). These social and cultural aspects of life without toilet paper may limit the growth of implementing bidets in the personal hygiene routines of the population. For building a more eco-friendly, cost-effective, and hygienic alternative the utilization of the bidet should be encouraged in the United States.
Traditional bath with toilet and bidet

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