I am on the last roll of my COVID toilet paper hoard

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I still have pandemic Clorox wipes.

Me too. The only way to buy them was in a case of like 16 containers from Staples or Office Max. I think I sent three to my parents and have finished two? I have a tiny one-bedroom apartment so don't go through them very quickly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just happened to buy two boxes of 96 rolls from Costco right before the pandemic started (they were on sale). That lasted me YEARS.

96 rolls of TP would last a few months, maybe, in our house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Such selfishness in this thread. Y’all had to hoard this stuff when everyone needed it. Couldn’t just buy one or two. Nope, had to hoard a 4 year supply 🙄🙄🙄

And I’m sure y’all are the same “be kind!” bleeding heart liberals. Shows your true colors. Why couldn’t you leave some for everyone else?

Most of us had the stuff BEFORE the pandemic. Don’t complain because someone was better prepared than you.

[Anonymous]

I don't hoard anything. It took me two years to grow my stash. I'll share whatever I have.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My wife pours through the Costco-sized Scotts pack every two months. Multiple rolls a week. We would have had to fill the house to make it 3.5 years.

She clearly has too much fiber in her diet. Which probably wouldn't be as much of an issue during an apocolypse.

Either that or she is constantly has the runs, which is probably also diet-related.

Or she has Crohn's like me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I still have pandemic Clorox wipes.

How is this possible?! Don't you clean? I've gone through at least 80 containers since 2020. the larger containers too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Such selfishness in this thread. Y’all had to hoard this stuff when everyone needed it. Couldn’t just buy one or two. Nope, had to hoard a 4 year supply 🙄🙄🙄

And I’m sure y’all are the same “be kind!” bleeding heart liberals. Shows your true colors. Why couldn’t you leave some for everyone else?

Most of us had the stuff BEFORE the pandemic. Don’t complain because someone was better prepared than you.

Yes, because you are a hoarder. I never ran out of anything and I don't have any sort of stash nor do I want one.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't hoard anything. It took me two years to grow my stash. I'll share whatever I have.

A razor could really help that problem. When you finally venture out you may want to be presentable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I still have pandemic Clorox wipes.

How is this possible?! Don't you clean? I've gone through at least 80 containers since 2020. the larger containers too.

DP here,

I clean obsessively. I don't clean much with Clorox wipes. The one thing I use them for is iPad screens.

I had extra after the pandemic, but I gave them to teacher friends.

[Anonymous]

We always keep a sealed 45 pack. Once we break into it, we buy a new one. I think we recently just bought our first pack of paper towels since before Covid. And I probably still have 10 tubs of Clorox wipes from Covid.

[Anonymous]

I bought one 24 pack of Scott from Office Depot at the height of the shortage but never had to resort to opening it. It ended up being donated later on

[Anonymous]

i'm still upset that the cottonelle aloe toilet paper was a victim of covid supply chain retooling. i'm hoarding the last shipment, won't let my spouse use it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I still have pandemic Clorox wipes.

How is this possible?! Don't you clean? I've gone through at least 80 containers since 2020. the larger containers too.

Clorox wipes are good for disinfecting and minor touch ups but don't scrub much at all. Don't YOU clean anything properly?