Bedrooms, bathrooms, and kitchen. We have allergies. It drives me nuts when I can't find tissues at someone's house because it is so embarrassing to have a runny nose or a sudden urge to sneeze and no tissue around. I always have tissues in my purse for this reason.

Anonymous wrote:I always thought it was an “old lady” thing to keep tissue boxes around - unless you’re sick

What are old ladies doing with those tissues?

Anonymous wrote:Never. So gauche. Bathroom only.

Hygiene is so gauche!

This is an enlightening window into the world of people without allergies.

Yes. Mostly bathrooms but one box in the family room and one in my office.

Yes, if I'm busy I'm not walking to the bathroom for a tissue. Especially if I'm chopping onions.

We have them everywhere. Young kids. Great for wiping up little spills or making doll dresses

In mine it's about one box per 1k/sqft

In my current house - yes, because DH and the kids have a lot of allergies. Growing up and still at my parents house, no one has allergies so the tissues are only in the bathrooms.

I didn't before I had kids but do now.

Never. So gauche. Bathroom only.

Yes each bedroom and in the family room.

Anonymous wrote:yes, nightstand, bathroom, living room.

+1

I always thought it was an “old lady” thing to keep tissue boxes around - unless you’re sick

Anonymous wrote:Yes of course. Not decorative. Just tissue boxes.

+1 it's not for decor it's in case someone needs a tissue.

I am more vigilant about it in the winter time when there are more colds but my daughter also gets bad seasonal allergies in the spring so I'm learning to just keep them out year round. It's especially useful when teaching kids not to wipe their noses or faces on their clothes.