Do you keep tissue boxes around the house?

[Anonymous]

No! Disgusting! We only have them in the bathroom and kitchen where people will wash their hands after using them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I keep a box of kleenex on my back porch. Those are used for nose blowing, cleaning up coffee spills, dusting the patio furniture, and picking up dead bugs after we have seen them, stepped on them to squish them, then use a tissue to pick them up. And use another tissue to wipe the dead bug guts off our shoes. If I didn't have a box of kleenex out there, I would need to walk 30 steps to the bathroom to get TP, with bug guts all over my shoes.

Do you not have paper towels in your kitchen?!?

Who uses tissues to clean up spills or to dust? They fall apart pretty easily.

[Anonymous]

Yes, every room except the living room. We all have seasonal allergies.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I don’t understand why people are putting tissues only in the bathroom. That’s the one room that doesn’t need them.

Because you can stand up and walk to the bathroom, blow your nose, and throw the tissue away in the trash can in there. I’m not putting a box of tissues in every room.

I'll be sure to sneeze on you while I'm searching for your bathroom.

It’s just right over there. If you’re in my house, you know where the main floor bathroom is. It has tissues and a trash can in it.

I'd bet your house is small.

Sick burn.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No! Disgusting! We only have them in the bathroom and kitchen where people will wash their hands after using them.

For sure guests and kids are wiping their noses with their hands and then wiping them on your sofa. No problem.

[Anonymous]

In every bathroom and in a central area to our open kitchen/family room (out of the way place, not smack dab on the eat-in kitchen table or in the middle of the coffee table). Better to use a handy tissue and toss and wash hands than anything else

[Anonymous]

Yes keep them everywhere. Kitchen, family room, bathroom, bedrooms, basement. Lots of sneezing in our house!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes, especially during allergy season (my kids have seasonal allergies). We all have boxes in our bedrooms, and there is a box on the kitchen island. I buy them in bulk at Costco.

This is us. I plant them all over the house.

[Anonymous]

No. So grandma. Gross.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I keep a box of kleenex on my back porch. Those are used for nose blowing, cleaning up coffee spills, dusting the patio furniture, and picking up dead bugs after we have seen them, stepped on them to squish them, then use a tissue to pick them up. And use another tissue to wipe the dead bug guts off our shoes. If I didn't have a box of kleenex out there, I would need to walk 30 steps to the bathroom to get TP, with bug guts all over my shoes.

Do you not have paper towels in your kitchen?!?

Who uses tissues to clean up spills or to dust? They fall apart pretty easily.

Yes of course we have paper towels in the kitchen. We also have cleaning rags, swiffer dusters, clorox wipes, etc.
But the box of kleenex is right there and handy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Never. So gauche. Bathroom only.

Hlmao so when you sneeze you sprint to the bathroom and use to to blow your nose? That's gauche.

[Anonymous]

Yes. Who doesn't?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Yes. Who doesn't?

Seriously, what are they for? If you need them a lot, you have an underlying medical condition that you should address.

[Anonymous]

I don’t think I’ve ever bought tissues as an adult. We use TP or paper towels.

[Anonymous]

Never growing up and never when I was single living on my own. But now I have a husband and kids who have nose issues and they are all over the house. One small box in every room - except my home office.