reusable toilet rolls.

25-Oct-24 10:01am
pooch
better if you had a bidet for reuseable toilet paper, then you only wiping water no poos and weesEdited 25-Oct-24 10:02am
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25-Oct-24 09:35am
The ghost
If they made recyclable food , we could get rid of overpriced supermarkets. Would you re eat that?
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- 25-Oct-24 09:54am
  Dada WA
  Do you mean leftovers? I'm happy to eat them.
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25-Oct-24 03:51am
BLACK LIVES MATTER
I use reusable and cheap washable cloth to clean my butt - that come in a package of fifty or more wash cloths for ten dollars - I have not used toilet paper in decadesEdited 25-Oct-24 07:47am
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24-Oct-24 09:07am
allin
https://www.themostlysimplelife.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/toilet-paper-joke.jpg
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24-Oct-24 09:02am
allin
i use leaves
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23-Oct-24 22:07pm
Holly Cat
Next someone will be selling eco friendly leaves you can use and throw outside when you're done :). They clean you and can be used as fertilizer, good for the garden.
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- 23-Oct-24 22:34pm
  Dada WA
  Don't encourage them!
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- 25-Oct-24 07:42am
  allin
  you have to pay attention to where you unload outside, i mean you would have a problem if you were in a pine forest, i'll bet a pine cone would not make you smile gettin cleaned😇🤣
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- 25-Oct-24 22:24pm
  Holly Catallin
  I believe you have done that, Allin! :) Good idea for a practical joke. Next time I have guests staying, I'll remove toilet paper and have a tray of pine cones next to the toilet.Edited 25-Oct-24 22:24pm
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- 26-Oct-24 16:30pm
  allinHolly Cat
  nothing says stay away like pine cone toilet paper
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- 27-Oct-24 02:30am
  Holly CatHolly Cat
  Have you figured out how to use the 3 seashells? https://youtu.be/n7nFEnFtvCM?si=EKazT_fvcVvBWCsHEdited 27-Oct-24 02:31am
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- 27-Oct-24 05:13am
  allinHolly Cat
  no, but i keep a sears n roebuck catalog in the outhouse
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- 28-Oct-24 00:30am
  Holly Catallin
  I don't think a new catalog has come out since 1970 lol, so is this a reusable Sears Catalog? :)Edited 28-Oct-24 00:31am
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- 28-Oct-24 08:22am
  allinHolly Cat
  no, but in my thc fueled state i couldn't think of another, help me out with this one, any kinds of catalogues out now😇🤣
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- 28-Oct-24 21:31pm
  Holly Catallin
  Well they actually didn't stop making the Sears Catalog until 1993. I was curious and looked up who still has a catalog. Very few do, and the only one I think you might like is called Northern Tool.Edited 28-Oct-24 21:32pm
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- 29-Oct-24 09:33am
  allinHolly Cat
  screw that, i ain't wipin my hinny with a skill saw😮
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23-Oct-24 22:02pm
Holly Cat
Too shit$y for me.
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23-Oct-24 16:09pm
Dada WA
Sorry couldn't show pics.
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- 23-Oct-24 18:51pm
  Liane H
  https://www.cheekywipes.com.au/reusable-incontinence-protection-accessories/reusable-toilet-paper-alternative-kit-flannel.html This them Dada? A lot of palaver..most useful for those owning septic tanks it says. Edited 23-Oct-24 18:52pm
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- 25-Oct-24 04:03am
  boy blunderLiane H
  you get to wash these things with your other clothes according to the ad, I remember the old twin tub days and cloth nappies I don't think I'd be washing these things with my fav Niel Young shirt , the two boys are polishers so I can only imagine how many of these things we would have,interesting concept,never heard of it
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- 25-Oct-24 09:03am
  Liane H boy blunder
  I remember having cloth nappies but the services would take them away to wash . Any clothes that had come into contact as the skinny little legs didn't always cover the edges properly would have to be soaked and hand rinsed ( gloves on!!) in napisan all before they hit my machine ! Such palaver ..then a few bad occasions in the middle of the night I remember just chucking little babysuits out ..ttoooo much 😁😳🤣
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- 25-Oct-24 11:17am
  boy blunderLiane H
  days i like to forget it was amazing what little people produce in a nappy,
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23-Oct-24 16:08pm
Dada WA
ZERO WASTE FAMILY CLOTH! Sylish 100% cotton Family Cloth. 16 Sheets of double sided towelling and cotton, all snap together and fasten to a toilet paper holders with a loop. Each towel has overlocked edges. Please wash before use, the towelling will reach peak absorption after the first 2-3 washes.
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- 23-Oct-24 16:51pm
  Mopos
  You go first Dada....and report back.... 😂Edited 23-Oct-24 16:52pm
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- 23-Oct-24 17:50pm
  Dada WAMopos
  I remember when there were no huggies. Nappies were cloth and washed and reused. If you had twins it was washing every day. No thanks.
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- 25-Oct-24 03:53am
  boy blunderDada WA
  they were terrible days i came home from work which was my first job, cleaning nappies, we had two in nappies for a couple of years,
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23-Oct-24 15:43pm
Grommie
show us the ad
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23-Oct-24 14:46pm
Linda 3
Eewww. No thanks.
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23-Oct-24 14:13pm
Pat C 618241
Presumably these are not supposed to be recycled via the toilet!
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23-Oct-24 14:11pm
Pat C 618241
Yuk!
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23-Oct-24 13:10pm
Heather the Chocoholic
Absolutely not!!!
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23-Oct-24 12:51pm
Andrew C 287196
It's not new, but something old that has been brought back by the environmentalists (no doubt again claiming it as their own idea). Paper wasn't readily available until the 1800s and the first commercial toilet paper was sold in 1857 as packs of single sheets. Before that all sorts of things were used, including pieces of cloth.
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23-Oct-24 11:02am
Chosen
What a lovely topic and lucky I am not looking at it whilst having lunch or dinner !!!
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23-Oct-24 09:43am
Liane H
Nope ! And anyone wiping their dog's bum then bringing it inside to their washing machine .. groo !
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- 25-Oct-24 04:08am
  boy blunder
  they use these on dogs, and the amount of dog droppings on my lawn is unreal the people walking their dogs can't pick it up nether lone wiping their butts would provide some moments on tic toc i reckon
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- 25-Oct-24 09:08am
  Liane H boy blunder
  One way to break the cycle is to dig up that lawn and re seed it .. rope it off for a bit ... see what happens .lf they come back to reoffend whack up a sign and a little stand with the bags .We love dogs but not their poop .Please pick up after your pets! P.s smile for the camera!
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23-Oct-24 08:00am
Danielle R 478487
Who is going to wash them.? Worse if you have a family. I would buy a bidet instead.
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	reusable toilet rolls.
	Dada WA	23-Oct-24 07:38 am
	Seen an ad for reusable toilet rolls (cloths). $49 for 24. Would you use them. Also similar for dogs but more expensive. I guess its in line with cloth nappies many years ago. But not for me.