Weird Question About Potty Paper
#11
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Could I suggest that your friend look into some of the wipes that are available? May they be able to use a regular paper for 'normal' usage and maybe cushy wipes for needed times? Just note that there are several reports from the UK particularly about diaper wipes causing huge septic issues in municipal systems there. Just a thought and caution.
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I don't know what brand my thick TP was but after a while I had a clogged drain from it so you might want to re-think thicker paper. As I live alone, my plumber told me that I wasn't putting enough water into the drain pipes to wash the TP thru so it eventually clogged. Had him come out twice in one month. So for awhile I was counting how many sheets of TP I used at every "sitdown" for lack of a better term. Sometimes I'd have to use more for one reason or another so flushed between. Never had problems with the TP going down the drain ever just going thru the drain pipes. Boy was that embarressing to talk about..........:-(
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I don't know what brand my thick TP was but after a while I had a clogged drain from it so you might want to re-think thicker paper. As I live alone, my plumber told me that I wasn't putting enough water into the drain pipes to wash the TP thru so it eventually clogged. Had him come out twice in one month. So for awhile I was counting how many sheets of TP I used at every "sitdown" for lack of a better term. Sometimes I'd have to use more for one reason or another so flushed between. Never had problems with the TP going down the drain ever just going thru the drain pipes. Boy was that embarressing to talk about..........:-(
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DH likes Northern's triple-layer toilet paper. I haven't seen it in local stores, but I got a good deal on Amazon a couple of years ago, and bought a case of it. Personally, I don't like it. It's TOO thick for my tastes, seems linty to me, and stops up our toilets easily. But if cushy is what you want, it definitely qualifies. It feels as soft and thick as velvet.
I prefer Great Value's version of Scott 1000. It's much cheaper, last forever, isn't linty, and doesn't stop up the toilet.
I prefer Great Value's version of Scott 1000. It's much cheaper, last forever, isn't linty, and doesn't stop up the toilet.
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