Nope. I actually never use kleenex, I just use TP to blow my nose. We have special tissues (puffs lotion) for when someone is sick, but those are "special tissues" hahaha. They stay in the closet 99% of the time.

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Anonymous wrote:what is going on in people's bathrooms that they need tissues

Where do you do it?

NP I use toilet paper in the bathroom. That's why there isn't a tissue box there.

Tissues really shouldn't go in the toilet, so I don't want people throwing tissues there.

I have them all over but I have respiratory issues and have to blow my nose a lot.

Yes- a few per floor. One next to my bed, one in the laundry room (so I can grab if I'm in the kitchen), one in family room.

Anonymous wrote:A friend was here yesterday and asked me where she could find a tissue box. She was shocked when I said we don’t keep them around. There are tissues (or tp) in the bathrooms. Now I’m curious. Do you keep those decorative tissue boxes in your living spaces?

Only on the nightstand. For obvious reasons.

We fill a cupboard with tissues every time my son gets a cold virus / flu because he is particularly sinusy and gets through them (and leaves them all over his bedroom floor). So I guess given he scatters them you "could" say we keep tissues around the house, but not in the way you mean.

Decorative? No. But we all have allergies so we have tissues in LR, bathrooms, all bedrooms, our cars, and an extra multipack in our linen closet.

Yes. Kleenex in living room, den, bedrooms (but not bathrooms). It's just for me and kids: DH uses hankerchiefs.

No, just in the bathroom and bedrooms. Not in main living areas unless someone is sick

Anonymous wrote:what is going on in people's bathrooms that they need tissues

Where do you do it?

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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?

No clue, but I know what my 14 yo DS is doing with them…

Anonymous wrote:Nope. If someone in the house is sick I'll get some, but it's an extra expense when a square of toilet paper will do.

How much do you save by using toilet paper instead of a tissue?

Have you applied for government assistance for help purchasing the cheapest product in the entire domestic care marketplace?

what is going on in people's bathrooms that they need tissues

Anonymous wrote:Never. So gauche. Bathroom only.

Gauche? They aren’t rolls of toilet paper or sanitary supplies. People do sneeze - even visitors to your home.

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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?

handing them to old men