Bougie TP
I think I heard about this on a podcast some time ago that scalloped perforation was the new big innovation. We're living in exciting times. Does it actually tear better?
It isn’t better or worse. We have it at our local Costco. I buy the best TP that Costco has in stock. I don’t care how it tears; I just don’t want sandpaper
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It actually does
I’ve noticed that with the last few cases we’ve gotten from Costco with the good Charmin. I really didn’t think anything of it.
This has been around many years ….here
Sorta like cleaning club faces you have to keep the grooves clean …..
Sorta like cleaning club faces you have to keep the grooves clean …..
Cottonelle is my favorite TP.
Was at my cousin’s house and that is what they use too.
He and I had a scatalogical conversation about how good it is.
Was at my cousin’s house and that is what they use too.
He and I had a scatalogical conversation about how good it is.
Splinter-free toilet paper was invented in 1930. Only took us about a hundred years to reach the pinnacle of toilet paper innovation.
My youngest son actually bitched about it because it wasn't squared off when he folded it. I told him he's lucky we don't use the thin one ply sandpaper type of toilet paper and he actually has something soft to wipe his ass with and quit complaining.
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I’m more concerned with the over/under on this…as in under gives you the easiest tear, whereas over is nothing but a cat toy. 