cutshot818
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2020 VT All-Rookie Team
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Post by cutshot818 on Aug 9, 2020 22:51:15 GMT -5
Seriously, if all y'all don't have at least 50 rolls stockpiled in your garage right now, you didn't learn anything from March/April 2020.
Supplies and selection are great right now. Every brand fully stocked.
I had to go with a brand other than my normal brand back in the beginning of April because that's all that was available. That 12-pack of mega rolls was agony to get through. Felt like 60-grit sandpaper.
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Post by oldmanred on Aug 12, 2020 17:27:10 GMT -5
Seriously, if all y'all don't have at least 50 rolls stockpiled in your garage right now, you didn't learn anything from March/April 2020. Supplies and selection are great right now. Every brand fully stocked. I had to go with a brand other than my normal brand back in the beginning of April because that's all that was available. That 12-pack of mega rolls was agony to get through. Felt like 60-grit sandpaper. Be thankful you didn't have to use a Sears catalog in an old outhouse!
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Post by Wolfgang on Aug 12, 2020 18:19:03 GMT -5
Is this the "Official" VT toilet paper thread, like the "Official" VT Big Brother thread? If so, I'm in. By the way, COVID19 has no connection with IBS, but it may make you poop a tad bit more.
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Post by vup on Aug 12, 2020 19:08:28 GMT -5
Cottonelle flushable wipes.
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Post by yoda on Aug 12, 2020 20:11:18 GMT -5
Cottonelle flushable wipes. They clog the pipes.
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Post by vup on Aug 12, 2020 22:11:22 GMT -5
Cottonelle flushable wipes. They clog the pipes. What is that and why does it have a pump?
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Post by mikegarrison on Aug 13, 2020 10:07:26 GMT -5
Cottonelle flushable wipes. All wipes are "flushable", but generally none of them should actually be flushed (whether the packaging says so or not). They tend to clog your pipes. And they clog up the processing equipment at sewage plants. There is absolutely no standard for what determines a "flushable" wipe, so any manufacturer can simply say their wipes are flushable if they want to. Independent testing has never found a brand of wipe that didn't cause problems for septic systems, household pipes, or sewage treatment plants.
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Post by vup on Aug 13, 2020 10:09:42 GMT -5
Cottonelle flushable wipes. All wipes are "flushable", but generally none of them should actually be flushed (whether the packaging says so or not). They tend to clog your pipes. And they clog up the processing equipment at sewage plants. Nevermind!!!!
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Post by c4ndlelight on Aug 13, 2020 12:27:58 GMT -5
Cottonelle flushable wipes. All wipes are "flushable", but generally none of them should actually be flushed (whether the packaging says so or not). They tend to clog your pipes. And they clog up the processing equipment at sewage plants. There is absolutely no standard for what determines a "flushable" wipe, so any manufacturer can simply say their wipes are flushable if they want to. Independent testing has never found a brand of wipe that didn't cause problems for septic systems, household pipes, or sewage treatment plants. FATBERG
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Post by yoda on Aug 13, 2020 17:35:27 GMT -5
They clog the pipes. What is that and why does it have a pump? It has a pump because it works similar to a foam soap pump. Pump some foam onto TP and go to town.
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Post by vup on Aug 13, 2020 18:36:13 GMT -5
What is that and why does it have a pump? It has a pump because it works similar to a foam soap pump. Pump some foam onto TP and go to town. Hahaha thatβs awesome!!
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Post by hammer on Aug 16, 2020 22:52:50 GMT -5
Biden's bidet:
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Post by rockhopper on Aug 17, 2020 9:50:46 GMT -5
My grocery store has toilet paper now but the paper napkin industry is still in crisis.
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Post by jayj79 on Aug 17, 2020 20:02:21 GMT -5
Cottonelle flushable wipes. All wipes are "flushable", but generally none of them should actually be flushed (whether the packaging says so or not). They tend to clog your pipes. And they clog up the processing equipment at sewage plants. There is absolutely no standard for what determines a "flushable" wipe, so any manufacturer can simply say their wipes are flushable if they want to. Independent testing has never found a brand of wipe that didn't cause problems for septic systems, household pipes, or sewage treatment plants if there was a way to make a substance that was durable enough to use as a wipe, but then fully dissolved fairly quickly when in water, it might be safely flushable. But I suppose that kind of described toilet paper itself. And I suppose the people that use wipes don't consider toilet paper to be "durable" enough.
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Post by volleyon on Aug 19, 2020 12:41:56 GMT -5
All wipes are "flushable", but generally none of them should actually be flushed (whether the packaging says so or not). They tend to clog your pipes. And they clog up the processing equipment at sewage plants. There is absolutely no standard for what determines a "flushable" wipe, so any manufacturer can simply say their wipes are flushable if they want to. Independent testing has never found a brand of wipe that didn't cause problems for septic systems, household pipes, or sewage treatment plants if there was a way to make a substance that was durable enough to use as a wipe, but then fully dissolved fairly quickly when in water, it might be safely flushable. But I suppose that kind of described toilet paper itself. And I suppose the people that use wipes don't consider toilet paper to be "durable" enough.
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