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Q: Best China toiletries

I found a soap that I like here by Lux , has green fruit pic on it,, like the smell don't know what it is. Haven't found a good TP yet or any cleanser. What China products do you like and use? BS post gimme lots of tumbs down.

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I use Chinese toilet paper and napkins. I prefer the cheap ones without a scent.

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I use for TP one called "smilee", COST 22 Rmb per pack of 10 rolls, soft and nice, good size, and I flush it down without problems so far.  It has a smile face on each roll wrapping, yellow color.

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TP tip most important. tx

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I've been pleased with Safeguard bar soap (I'm definitely a bar guy, not a liquid guy).  Usually get the one with the sporty looking package...looks like some dude playing basketball or something, haha.

 

For TP, I usually get Nepia brand in a roll.  It's "quilted" and has a printed, flowery design.  Perfect for ass wiping.

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