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Pickle_Jr ,

It’s so hard to use toilet paper after getting a bidet.

I mean sure, I use TP to double check the bidet did it’s job and to dry. But wiping twice as opposed to dealing with a marker butthole has spoiled me.

Norin ,

You can buy something like this here in the US.

The roll is smaller, and they market it as being made for camping (takes up less space in the pack, etc). It also, of course, costs more because of this, since modern camping gear loves to price gouge.

If you’re going to pack TP though, just spool what you need around something smaller in diameter (like a skewer). Or if you know what you’re doing then just use leaves instead, those are free.

MeatPilot ,
@MeatPilot@lemmy.world avatar

But what about all the kids crafts and hamster tubes?

Vilian ,

In Brazil I saw a toiled paper that the center was filled with another roll, so you’d need to remove that center to put it in your bathroom and use it as a “portable toilet paper” to carry with you

ArbitraryValue ,

The toilet paper I used in Taiwan was in the form of individual pieces folded up like American tissues for blowing your nose. I even accused my host of making me use tissues, but she showed me that they were actually marketed as toilet paper. Oh, and I couldn’t flush them. That was not embarrassing at all.

hypnotoad__ ,
@hypnotoad__@lemmy.ml avatar

Dumpin’ in the trash can

Samsy ,

Shitposting is being taken a little too literally lately

IMongoose ,

Where do you think all the centers of our TP go?

thefartographer ,

They sell them as donut holes near the airport

Emmie ,
@Emmie@lemmings.world avatar

Life after Zionism

ZapBeebz_ ,

There are some commercial rolls I’ve seen in the US that seem to be a happy medium…the holder itself in the stall has a thin plastic rod for the TP to go on, and the rolls have a very small opening in the center (and no cardboard) to go on that rod.

abbadon420 ,

I’ve been on Lemmy for about a year, so I’m certain that communism is the only right path.

downpunxx ,

toilet paper without cardboard roll centers are much cheaper to produce, though impossible to place in a toilet paper holder, so they sit on the sink, or the floor, or a long nail in the wall

JusticeForPorygon ,
@JusticeForPorygon@lemmy.world avatar

Tbf I can’t remember the last time I used a toilet paper holder.

expatriado ,

you use it to place the roll standing on top

A_Union_of_Kobolds ,

What’s my wife doing on Lemmy wrf

JudahBenHur ,

thats so cool

blackn1ght ,

I get my servants to hold one for me while I need it

abbadon420 ,

I mean, it’s own toilet roll, Micheal. What could it cost, 10 dollars?

Venat0r ,

Do they not have holders specifically designed for it? Could just have two rollers that support it from the bottom.

scytale ,

There are plastic containers similar to box tissue but are round with a hole in the middle of the lid. Then you pull the toilet paper from the center of the roll.

rtxn , (edited )

We used to have one at home. It’s like a clam shell – the roll sits in the bottom half, the hinged top half closes on top, and the paper is threaded through a wide gap.

https://lemmy.world/pictrs/image/e257d5c0-de00-4ac9-a611-99ce5162a331.png

It was popular in former Soviet territories. My guess is that many households only had poorly-built outhouses and no reliable supply of toilet paper, and this design protected the roll from water damage.

thefartographer ,

Well look at the genius who figured out the sea shells!

mp3 ,
@mp3@lemmy.ca avatar

Depends on how many sheets there are per roll, and how many layers.

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