Why oh why did I buy 1 ply toilet paper?

[Anonymous]

My DH did this a couple of times, kids and I voted to kick him out of the house.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I'm gonna bring the remaining rolls to work and covertly place them in the stalls.

Long live Cottonelle!

Cottonelle is the worst!

Not to me. I love it! Charmin is the worst. Talk about leaving "lint."

Doesn't Conttenelle advertise ITSELF as the toilet paper you need to use wipes to clean up after? Crazy. For most toilet papers, once does the trick.

No, they say you can go "Commando" just by using Cottonelle itself. Way to miss the point.

Uh, no. They have a two-part system: wipe with tp and then with their brand of wipes.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:OP here. I'm gonna bring the remaining rolls to work and covertly place them in the stalls.

Long live Cottonelle!

Cottonelle is the worst!

Not to me. I love it! Charmin is the worst. Talk about leaving "lint."

Doesn't Conttenelle advertise ITSELF as the toilet paper you need to use wipes to clean up after? Crazy. For most toilet papers, once does the trick.

No, they say you can go "Commando" just by using Cottonelle itself. Way to miss the point.

Uh, no. They have a two-part system: wipe with tp and then with their brand of wipes.

Sounds like a good way to clog your toilet quickly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Made that horrible mistake once at Costco. Darn stuff lasted forever.

This is me right now. Counting down the rolls to Charmin.

[Anonymous]

Huh. The things you learn on here. We've always used the one ply Scott and it has always worked and never clogged. I mean, if you need all that ply then you take a piece of one ply and fold it in half a few times.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:kirkland TP is the best. Not too thick and linty, not too cheap and thin...just right.

+100

[Anonymous]

I use chocolate colored washcloths. I keep them in a tub by the toilet and soak them in a mixture of witch hazel and spring water. After they get put in the dirty bin I keep on the other side. The witch hazel soothes the tender parts and the chocolate brown color hides stains. I wash in hot with clorox 2 and oxy clean, plus dry on high heat. It works so well and is really no different than cloth diapers.

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Anonymous wrote:I use chocolate colored washcloths. I keep them in a tub by the toilet and soak them in a mixture of witch hazel and spring water. After they get put in the dirty bin I keep on the other side. The witch hazel soothes the tender parts and the chocolate brown color hides stains. I wash in hot with clorox 2 and oxy clean, plus dry on high heat. It works so well and is really no different than cloth diapers.

Sounds like a good system. You must have a sparkling derrière.

[Anonymous]

My mother used 1 ply because she had a septic system and was terrified of problems. After she passed away the first thing my stepdad did was buy Cottonelle. We love and miss her, but I felt his pain.

[Anonymous]

We buy the best stuff there is, with .aloe on it - ultra, I think it is called

You only get one ass, people. Take care of it

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We buy the best stuff there is, with .aloe on it - ultra, I think it is called

You only get one ass, people. Take care of it

Lucky you aren't allergic to aloe. Poor old me can only go with no scented, hypoallergenic stuff. I am so tired of my skin, it is allergic to everything. I blame my mother.

[Anonymous]

There used to be a kind with aloe. Loved that s***.

[Anonymous]

Angel Soft is the perfect in between