Society will never see a roll of toilet paper the same way again...
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shareOh, we who are adults right now will never look at toilet paper the same way again, but society as a whole will go back to taking it for granted.
In as little as ten years, teenagers will be rolling their eyes at parents who regard toilet paper as precious substance, that ought to be used as sparingly and delicately as gold leaf.
π That is so true.
shareI've always tried to buy the largest package of TP available, even when it was just me. I hope buying the quantity makes it the best price, and I don't have to keep going back to the store every few weeks. I hope if I make it to Target during senior hour in the morning on Wednesday I can buy a big pack but I'll have to see if it's there. The two times I've been there in the afternoon the area is empty. Who knows what they are stocking these days?
shareBuying in quantity is an excellent plan (coronavirus aside), if you have the space to store things. Sounds like you do, which is great.
I hope your Target will have restocked Wednesday morning. You could call ahead and see if specifically the toilet paper will be replenished by then. A few days ago I saw a video someone shot of a Costco with toilet paper stacked 5'+ high, and double aisles.
All of George Costanza's dreams are coming true...we may get that toilet paper museum.
shareGoogle "reusable toilet paper".
shareI don't want to even think about reusable toilet paper π
shareUse material that is non-sticky as in plastic or garbage bags.
low-density polyethylene
Trash bags are made from low-density polyethylene (LDPE), which is purported to be flexible, soft, airtight and waterproof. At times, to provide strength to the bags, high-density polyethylene (HDPE) is also used.
No thanks.
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Iβm getting a bidet installed before the next panic-demic.
shareBut what happens if we then have a water shortage? LOL.
shareWater is H2O. Two hydrogen, one oxygen. About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is water-covered, and the oceans hold about 96.5 percent of all Earth's water. Desalination is a process that removes dissolved minerals (including but not limited to salt) from seawater.
https://i.ibb.co/HxMG0R5/heart-like-water-purifier-actual-so-simple.jpg
That's why I have lots of bottled water in my basement "bunker". I like to be prepared.
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God's Sickest Plan https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0Ryo6HcOys
The last few minutes is a Mad Max "Last Roll" parody.