The topic at hand is about finding the best unscented paper towels and alternatives for stoma care. This is important for those who need to clean the skin around a stoma gently and effectively. Here are some helpful suggestions and insights shared by others:

- Toilet paper can be sufficient for everyday wiping and basic clean-up tasks.

- Many people prefer using unscented baby wipes instead of paper towels, as paper towels can sometimes be too rough and cause irritation or bleeding. Some recommended options include:
1. Huggies Unscented Baby Wipes, available in bulk on Amazon for around $17.
2. Parent’s Choice Baby Wipes, found at Walmart, with prices around $12 for 600 wipes or $17 for 900 wipes.
3. Fit Right Wipes, which are a bit more expensive at about $30 for 800 wipes.
4. "Water-only" stoma wipes are also an option, though no specific brand is mentioned.
5. It's best to choose wipes that do not contain added oils.

- For those who prefer paper towels, some brands are known to be durable when wet and are recommended by stoma nurses or community members:
1. Scotts Blue Shop Towels or Scott Blue Shop Towels Heavy Duty, often cut into quarters for convenience.
2. Chux paper towel roll, known for its strength and often cut into small pieces.
3. Viva paper towels, which have a cloth-like texture and come highly recommended.
4. Bounty paper towels and generic Walmart paper towels are very affordable, around $0.60, and work well without issues.

- In the UK, box tissues from Aldi are a good alternative as they hold up well when damp and are cost-effective.

- Additional cleaning methods include:
1. Using a damp washcloth with Johnson & Johnson Baby Soap, while avoiding commercial wet wipes if advised by a healthcare professional.
2. Taking a shower with mild soap and a loofah, followed by thorough drying.
3. Some people use paper towels only as a lap drape to catch water or effluent during cleaning, rather than for direct contact with the stoma.
4. After cleaning, it's important to dry the area completely using paper towel pieces and a small fan, then apply barrier spray before placing the seal, wafer, and bag.

- General tips include buying supplies in bulk to save money, carrying a few wipes in emergency kits, and considering flannel squares as an eco-friendly reusable alternative that some users are testing.