We blow our noses on toilet paper.
Dad took a paper towel roll & cut it into 3 rolls with a knife! I'll try it out later. He said we can flush it, but I read that's not a good idea.
What would you dry off with though? It sounds soggy.
Just a washcloth, because you're already clean it shouldn't need washing too often.What would you dry off with though? It sounds soggy.
. We Americans just don't like the idea of anything else.
Asking a ridiculous price isn't illegal. Price gouging, like taking advantage of an emergency situation to ask for a ridiculous price, is. Amazon has canceled the accounts of sellers they have deemed to have engaged in price gouging. It isn't always clear cut if a given price constitutes price gouging though.
It's probably based on an algorithm for that products and similar for the past 90 days. My guess would be that because some people have listed items at crazy prices during normal times it's not catching everything.
NOT INCLUDING THE US, at this time. (as per below except from above article link)
Yes.
I haven't read anything about "supposed to"s, but unless there is a valid scientific reason not to, I am personally going to continue right on doing what I was doing before I found my hidden wealth of Toilet Paper in the very back of a closet I rarely open.
eBay had joke listings the last time I checked as well as a very, very few listings of single rolls or six packs that I would have sucked it up and bought if I cared as much about TP as I do about pet meds. The sellers looked like they were genuinely trying to ration it to those in greatest need instead of maximizing their profits.
Omg, I am diehard for our electric bidets. It also saves so much money on toilet paper.Yes.
I haven't read anything about "supposed to"s, but unless there is a valid scientific reason not to, I am personally going to continue right on doing what I was doing before I found my hidden wealth of Toilet Paper in the very back of a closet I rarely open.
You can probably use a search engine such as Duck Duck Go or any other to find information about family cloth and DIY bidets. Some posters here might find graphic instructions upsetting or off topic, but the only problem I have personally found with either of these solutions to what is intended to be an interim solution to a temporary problem is seriously that once you switch, you don't want to go back.
And that really isn't an option in the good ol' US of A unless you never want to use public toilets or the toilets at your friends' houses again in your life.
eBay had joke listings the last time I checked as well as a very, very few listings of single rolls or six packs that I would have sucked it up and bought if I cared as much about TP as I do about pet meds. The sellers looked like they were genuinely trying to ration it to those in greatest need instead of maximizing their profits.
This thing changes so fast I can't keep up any more than anyone else, but human nature isn't all bad. I was a homeless teenager in 1979 and I'm still alive today.
Yep, and they're getting pretty cheap too. They used to cost $600-$800 (when I first starting looking into getting one) and now you can get a nice bells-and-whistles heated one for under $200 and an unheated one for much cheaper (brr!)(I think I've seen as low as $30). And they're easy enough for most people to install themselves. I fully recommend them to anyone who can afford one.
Well a friend of mine was asked to pay $200 shipping fee (here in the states for delivery of an item before April 15th) so I doubt that Amazon will do anything about sellers price gouging. My friend deleted the item and deactivated her Amazon account because of it.
We love our bidet toilet seat! We bought one a couple of years ago. Installation was a snap, it saves on TP and feels like a luxury every time we use it. Only problem is that now we are all spoiled.
Did she try reporting it? I think that is a big part of how Amazon is finding out about these.
Aha!!! My copy definitely says the disease is called Gorki-400. That's why I didn't make any connections.
The stocking up on water and TP is so ridiculous to me. Like of all things during a pandemic, and these two items seem to be the leading panic purchases.
