"First and easiest, look at the kind of toilet paper you use at home... Some toilet paper has a smoother/slipperier surface and is less efficient at removing all debris. Offending brands are not always the cheapest ones... I look for something that has a slightly more textured surface to 'grip' and remove."
"Also, and still in the toilet paper space, check that you are wiping the entire perineal area, not just the anal opening. Sometimes, your first couple of wipes can actually spread the debris onto adjacent areas, and if you don't wipe these, you are likely to get underwear stains."
"But, ask your doctor - it could be diet-related, or it could be due to an underlying medical condition."
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