Take a few minutes to read this article & listen to the video.
Awesome history of Toilet Paper and how it became popular today.
https://hubpages.com/education/The-Inve … ilet-Paper
Quite interesting.
Who knew the King or Queen had a special servant for bathroom duties.
I had always heard of the corn cob being used.
It's great that the Scott company was born, but their toilet paper today is awful.
I still have some I purchased at beginning of covid when toilet papers was scarce.
Needless to say it's just there for emergencies...or when I run out of kleenex.
The video is most informative.
Very interesting history of "medicated paper." Thank you for helping us appreciate what we now take for granted. Thanks for sharing.
This is an informative article. It was very interesting to read how an essential job in our lives has been carried out over time!
Fascinating article.The ubiquitous toilet paper has a rich history going back to the ancient era. Thanks for sharing this unique bit of history
THanks for sharing Brenda
by Peggy Woods 2 years ago
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by TheHoleStory 5 years ago
Have you ever heard of a brand of toilet paper called Mama Love 555?The first place that I've ever seen this type of toilet paper was at a Motel 6 in Bakersfield, California, and since then I've never seen it in stores or anywhere else.
by MomsTreasureChest 12 years ago
Do you hang your toilet paper over or under?
by Vivianne Kanawi 12 years ago
How do I prevent my sons from using up a roll of toilet paper on just 2-3 visits to the toilet?I have a 6 and a 8 year olds son, who uses more toilet paper that any adult. There had been several blockages because of the amount of toilet paper they use.
by Joel Diffendarfer 7 years ago
Which way should a toilet paper roll be put "on"? Over the top? From the bottom? Does it matter?Some say, that the way a person treats his or her toilet paper roll, explains a lot about their personality. I for one, insist on going over the "top", and will even...
by MP50 13 years ago
What is the point of reading a newspaper?
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