Toilet paper at work

[bignateyk]

The stuff they stock our bathrooms with is half-ply at best. It's so thin you can see through it. It needs to be doubled over at least 8 times before it is usable.

Why don't they just put decent toilet paper in? People would use less of it, so it would even out cost-wise.

/blog

 

[TheVrolok]

I take my own TP to work for this very reason.

 

[Saint Nick]

Yep. Then, people use so much of it that it clogs the toilet with a paper/shit combo. Whats worse is when all the stalls are clogged.

 

[LookBehindYou]

eh, i think even if people used less with better tp, it would still be cheaper to buy more of the cheap shit... I hear ya though.

 

[highland145]

Can't have a law suit, now can we.

http://mikesflyingpigs.wordpress.co...ues-manufacturer-over-defective-toilet-paper/

 

[ShawnD1]

Thank god my office toilets auto flush like 5 times while taking a dump. They never clog because of that.

Posting from the toilet

 

[Wyndru]

They need to buy TP with "finger-breakthrough" resistance.

 

[Drako]

The paper in my building is not only thin, but it's only about 3 inches wide. I thought there was some kind of standard toilet paper width, but I guess not anymore .

 

[The_Dude8]

Can't have a law suit, now can we.

http://mikesflyingpigs.wordpress.co...ues-manufacturer-over-defective-toilet-paper/

They need stronger toilets pressure when they flush; their water pressure is too weak, that is why it's keep clogging.

 

[Saint Nick]

They need to buy TP with "finger-breakthrough" resistance.

Ugh. Gotta love that.

 

[spidey07]

Yep. I use a good 5+ feet of work toilet paper. I can't see how it saves money.

 

[manimal]

and its usually 1000 grit sandpaper as well.