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Wet Toilet Paper for Jobs Chin, Alon J and Ye Nan

People with toileting issues like hemorrhoids or constipation often prefer moist toilet paper for comfort. Traditional moist toilet paper tends to be tricky to handle because the layers aren't distinct, leading to accidental tearing of multiple sheets. Ipick has innovated the design of wet toilet paper by making the edges of each sheet clearly visible. This allows for quick and clean single-sheet extraction.

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Unique Properties

People suffering from toileting issues, such as hemorrhoids, or constipation, often use wet toilet paper to alleviate pain and discomfort during bowel movements. However, most wet toilet paper is designed to be soft and retain moisture, and the interfolds within the paper are usually not visible, causing multiple sheets to tear off easily when pulled. Ipick has redesigned wet toilet paper, making the edges of each piece of paper visible, allowing you to quickly and smoothly pull out each sheet!

Production Technology

The Ipick Wet Toilet Paper features a revolutionary design that enhances the visibility of sheet edges through a patented pattern-embossing process. This process uses precision rollers to create micro-patterns on the paper's surface, allowing each sheet to be easily distinguished and separated with minimal effort. Post-production, a specialized batch dyeing technique is applied for even color distribution and gentleness on sensitive skin.

Design Challenge

The biggest challenge was gaining market acceptance for our wet toilet paper. We had to change entrenched user habits and compete with familiar brands. Overcoming this involved understanding consumer psychology, conducting market research, and creating an effective marketing strategy to highlight our product's unique value.

Project Duration

The project started in February 2024 in Chengdu and finished in April 2024 in Chengdu, and was awarded in K-DESIGN AWARD 24.

Operation Flow

Ipick Wet Toilet Paper is designed for easy and clean use. To operate, simply pull a sheet from the pack, and the embossed edges ensure only one sheet comes out at a time, avoiding mess. The soft, moist texture gently cleanses, providing comfort and reducing pain during sensitive moments. Its performance is superior due to the even sheet separation, which is both hygienic and efficient.

Research

Type of Research: User-Centered Design Study. Research Objectives: To improve wet toilet paper usability for those with toileting issues. Methodology: Mixed methods, combining qualitative user interviews and quantitative product testing. Data Collection and Tools: Surveys, interviews, and prototype testing kits. Participants: 86 adults with toileting issues, 54% male, 46% female. Results: 90% reported easier sheet separation; 85% felt increased comfort. Insights: Users prefer easy-to-separate sheets for hygiene and efficiency. Impacts: Design enhances user comfort and product acceptance in the personal care market.

Inspiration

Wet toilet paper is essential for people experiencing constipation, hemorrhoids and difficulty in bowel movements. It effectively relieves constipation and prevents related illnesses. However, it is made of non-woven fabric, which makes it softer but also more fragile. When pulling out wet toilet paper impatiently and quickly, it is easy to tear several layers that are stacked together.

Image Credits

Image #1: Photographer Pengjie Qin, Ipick, 2024. Image #2: Photographer Pengjie Qin, Ipick, 2024. Image #3: Photographer Pengjie Qin, Ipick, 2024. Image #4: Creator Hanyi J, Ipick, 2024. Image #5: Creator Hanyi J, Ipick, 2024.

Project Overview

Ipick Wet Toilet Paper has been a Bronze winner in the Beauty, Personal Care and Cosmetic Products Design award category in the year 2024 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Bronze A' Design Award is given to outstanding designs that showcase a high degree of creativity and practicality. It recognizes the dedication and skill of designers who produce work that stands out for its thoughtful development and innovative use of materials and technology. These designs are acknowledged for their professional execution and potential to influence industry standards positively. Winning this award highlights the designer's ability to blend form and function effectively, offering solutions that enhance people's lives and wellbeing.

Bronze Recognition

Jobs Chin, Alon J and Ye Nan was recognized with the coveted Bronze A' Design Award in 2025, a testament to excellence of their work Ipick Wet Toilet Paper.

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