Can I use toilet paper after fumigation? Yes, you can generally use toilet paper after fumigation once the home has been cleared for re-entry and properly aerated, but best practice is to take precautions. During whole-house fumigation, toilet paper rolls that are left exposed can absorb some fumigant gas in their porous fibers, although sulfuryl fluoride dissipates quickly and does not leave long-lasting residue. Most fumigation companies recommend either removing toilet paper and other consumable paper products in special Nylofume bags provided by them, or discarding the outermost rolls that were exposed and keeping inner rolls protected. If you left toilet paper inside without bagging, you can air it out and it is usually considered safe after aeration, but for hygiene and peace of mind, many people throw away the top roll or first few sheets and use fresh rolls. For sensitive individuals, babies, or if you smell chemical, replace toilet paper. Always follow your fumigation company's list of what to bag or remove.
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