Toilet paper
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fruitcakesa
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Good question. The average 2 person household uses maybe 2 rolls a week. Don't be wasteful with it; fold it, use the other surfaces, wash your hands. Sheesh.:confused2:
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Sounds like he's helping out family members.
We had ordered about 60 rolls 2 months ago but we usually buy in bulk so we don't have go to Sams but every 6 months. We also have 3 bathrooms and during kids and spouses visiting about 10 people on average.
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jjp8182
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I need to get a baler like that -- it'd be just like printing money right now...... :laughing:
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As a kid this friend of Grandad explained how to use just one square! First fold it as shown, tearing the center corner off.
Then put your finger thorough hole. Now you can clean finger off when finished
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Then put your finger thorough hole. Now you can clean finger off when finished
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2LaneCruzer
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As a kid this friend of Grandad explained how to use just one square! First fold it as shown, tearing the center corner off.
Then put your finger thorough hole. Now you can clean finger off when finished
You are supposed to save the torn off corner to clean your fingernail.
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Because 1 trip with 60 rolls is way more environmentally friendly than 15 trips @ 4 rolls at a time.
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Ahhh. Reminds me of the long days I had in the field with my father harvesting toilet paper as a youth.