World Toilet Day is Nov. 16. But sanitation is a serious global issue, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is working to ...

Then I realized what was going on: the carts were piled high with toilet paper. We are amid the Second Great Toilet Paper Panic. The first occurred in the early days of the Covid pandemic when ...

With consumers clamoring for toilet paper because of a panic caused by the port workers' strike along the East and Gulf ...

Following is a transcription of the video: Narrator: The US is used to making and selling more than 7 billion pounds of toilet paper a year. So how did shelves end up looking like this?

Robert Smith is a host for NPR's Planet Money where he tells stories about how the global economy is affecting our lives. If that sounds a little dry, then you've never heard Planet Money.

As dockworkers and longshoremen took this major step in their fight, toilet paper shortages are popping up across the country. For many Americans, these shortages are reminiscent of the 2020 COVID ...

At least that appears to be the nightmare prospect scaring many Australians right now, who have become the latest group to respond to coronavirus fears by buying toilet paper en masse. This is ...

where it was revealed that communal bathrooms are riddled with germs from bodily excrements or lacked soap and toilet paper. After the report was released last month, The Post asked Manhattanites ...

Water provides a more thorough and hygienic clean than toilet paper, and the best bidets often have heated seats, water flow control, and warm air drying to make your bathroom experience more ...

In addition to handwashing, try these strategies: Rather than flushing the toilet with your bare hand, use your shoe. Everyone else is probably doing it. After washing your hands, use a paper ...