Can I use toilet paper after fumigation in my house, yes you can use toilet paper after fumigation in your house once home has been cleared for reentry, but you should check if toilet paper was properly sealed or needs replacement depending on fumigation type. For whole house tent fumigation using Vikane sulfuryl fluoride, toilet paper and other paper products like paper towels left out are generally safe to use after aeration, as Vikane is gas that does not leave residue on dry paper products and dissipates completely after aeration, so toilet paper left in bathroom is safe, though some companies recommend bagging personal care items including toilet paper in special fumigation bags or removing them, and many people prefer to replace toilet paper for peace of mind. For indoor fogger fumigation using insecticide foggers for roaches or fleas, insecticide can settle on exposed surfaces including toilet paper, so toilet paper left exposed should be discarded and replaced, as it may have chemical residue, and you should cover or remove toilet paper before fogging. So can you use toilet paper after fumigation, for tent fumigation, yes toilet paper is safe after clearance, for bug bomb fumigation, exposed toilet paper should be thrown away and replaced, with best practice to bag or remove toilet paper before fumigation and replace with fresh roll after, ensuring no chemical residue, with washing or discarding exposed paper products being safest after any fumigation.
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