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Many consumers still buy using the "squeeze" test. If you squeeze it and it;s soft, it must be soft on your bottom. So, they fluff up the paper in the manufacturing process and very loosely wind it on the tube. As a result, you get a very squeezable roll of toilet paper that is only half the length of what it was several years ago when the paper wasn't overly fluffed and it was wound on the tube a little more tightly. Remember, the toilet paper holder is designed to hold a certain size roll so even if they were to take this exaggerated fluffed up paper and tried to put as much as they use to put on the core, it may not fit a holder.
Because now that we're retired, we're home using our own bathrooms rather than those at work.
∆∆∆∆∆∆ This, yes.
But also, because it's thicker you probably need fewer sheets per wipe.
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