Toilet paper

[Oaktree]

I wonder how many people that hoarded TP also own cats ?...Ever seen the number a long clawed cat can do to a package of TP?

I've always had cats and I can't think of any that had the slightest interest in TP.
When we first got married my wife had a dog that would shred the contents of the bathroom wastebasket all over the room though.

 

[dragoneggs]

For any of you that live in SW Florida, I delivered 1440 CASES (26 pallets floor to roof) of toilet tissue to Publix warehouse last night, so that ought to last you a couple of hours once it hits the system!
Ga-Pacific is running about 2.5 times the normal, shipping it out as fast as they can make it! Slowest part of the process is the truck drivers, with all the regulations and speed controls we have to put up with!

sandman, thank you for your service!

 

[fried1765]

For any of you that live in SW Florida, I delivered 1440 CASES (26 pallets floor to roof) of toilet tissue to Publix warehouse last night, so that ought to last you a couple of hours once it hits the system!
Ga-Pacific is running about 2.5 times the normal, shipping it out as fast as they can make it! Slowest part of the process is the truck drivers, with all the regulations and speed controls we have to put up with!

Would that be the Publix warehouse on Clark road?
I was near there today....probably should have stopped by to pick up a few hundred rolls.

 

[Molalla1]

sandman, thank you for your service!

A very needed service!

 

[MossRoad]

A passing thought

I wonder how many people that hoarded TP also own cats ?...Ever seen the number a long clawed cat can do to a package of TP?

Our cats are trained and don't do that kind of stuff.

We did have a kitten that liked to unroll it in the bathroom. Flipping it around so it rolls towards the wall resolved that.

 

[Wagtail]

Our cats are trained and don't do that kind of stuff.

We did have a kitten that liked to unroll it in the bathroom. Flipping it around so it rolls towards the wall resolved that.

My cat has absolutely no interest in unrolling or scratching toilet paper. An empty TP 'tube' is a different matter, though...

I reported in the latest Virus Thread that I went into town today to do my weekly shopping. Toilet paper was readily available, although there was only two varieties/manufacturers; both were 'quality' products too. (I didn't buy any as I'm doing fine with what I've got = no need to hoard)

This shelf-clearing at the market looks to be a city/suburb phenomenon. My town is a good 2 hour drive from a 'big-smoke'. I have heard of city/suburban people driving out to country towns to do their shopping and deplete those shelves.

 

[CADplans]

Is anyone collecting the TP tubes to stop disease spread by mice??

I guess you need TP tubes, cotton balls, and permethrin,,,

 

[fidowanttobe]

X4 Work at a college and the women's dorms are always more filthy than the men's. Doesn't make sense, but it's true.

I worked for my father during HS in his service stations. Of course, one of my jobs was the bathroom cleanups. Yes, the women's was always the worst in both Oklahoma and California.

Ralph

 

[cdaigle430]

So its come down to this-my wife is Brazilian and she has been in Brazil since December. She is coming home on the 28th and I told her that we only have two rolls left and they are mine. Said if she wanted to use toilet paper to bring it back from Brazil with her.

Was I wrong?

 

[RalphVa]

Is anyone collecting the TP tubes to stop disease spread by mice??

I guess you need TP tubes, cotton balls, and permethrin,,,

I keep TP tubes, cut them to 1/2 width, and put them over little squash. Keeps the squash vine borer moth from landing near their base to lay eggs. Seems to work, even when the squash grown bigger and the TP spool seems to fall over a bit. The moth just does not like going near them.

Ralph