Determining the exact number of people who use toilet paper globally is difficult, however, we can estimate based on available data.
While a precise global number is unavailable, we can understand usage habits from a survey referenced. The reference indicates that most people (87%) say they use it every time they defecate (poop), and 57% say they use it every time they urinate (pee). Furthermore, there are notable gender differences: nearly all women (90%) say they always wipe with toilet paper after peeing, while only 22% of men say they do.
It's important to note that these percentages reflect reported behavior and may not represent the entire global population due to variations in access, cultural practices, and economic factors. For example, in some parts of the world, bidets or other methods of hygiene are more common than toilet paper.
