What is up with toilet paper? (CostCo, price, best, deal)
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Single Rolls, Double Rolls, Mega Rolls. Were what we call single rolls now as small then? Is it all just a gimmick. I so sick of having to buy a package of TP for $8.00 or more. Anyone else?
I just use 3 corncobs. Two red ones and a white one.
I use a red one, then a white one to see if I need to use the other red one.
Saves money and there's plenty of corn around this time of year.
If buying a multi-pack bring the price of each roll down, I have no argument. Scott is the best deal I have found. I dont need to wipe my butt with a pillow.
Why would they not put as much on a roll as will possibly fit???? These teeny rolls with 45 sheets on them make no sense at all! Same with paper towels! Put 150 sheets on each roll! I'd rather pay more and not have to keep changing the damn things!
So long as we're sharing toilet paper stories .... I hate it when you get toilet paper that balls up when you wipe with it. I'm so paranoid about getting into a car accident and having paramedics have to cut off my clothes and see little dingleballs hanging out my woohoo!
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.....................and why is it that one must have given birth to be able to change a toilet paper roll ?
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