toilette tissue

Use premium Cottonelle same as in the house. No issues, no clogs, happy butts.

ChopperBill wrote:
Scott's: might as well just use your bare hands and wash up good afterwards. ??

I was told that in India, they wipe with their left hand and shake hands with their right.:h

No personal experience.

There is no best paper. As was asked earlier, shat difference does it make if it breaks down in one minute or 10 minutes?

We use whatever is in the house and have never had a problem.

stetwood wrote:

usmohls2@yahoo.com wrote:
I know this has been brought up in the past, but I can't locate it.
What is the best dissolving tissue?

Maybe your spelling toilette tissue on this sites search engine did not bring toilet tissue up.

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But......"toilette" just sounds so ahhhhh.......refined??..:B

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Scott's: might as well just use your bare hands and wash up good afterwards. ??

Dutch_12078 wrote:
I would really like to see a logical explanation of what possible difference it makes whether a TP breaks down in less than 1 minute, versus one that breaks down in 5 minutes. A facial tissue that may not breakdown at all, I can understand being a potential issue with sensors, macerators, etc.

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I would really like to see a logical explanation of what possible difference it makes whether a TP breaks down in less than 1 minute, versus one that breaks down in 5 minutes. A facial tissue that may not breakdown at all, I can understand being a potential issue with sensors, macerators, etc.

rollingslow wrote:
costco works great

The building? :H

The "biodegradable" stuff, differs mainly in the price. Run your own test. Use the cheapest that breaks down quickly.

We use Costco T.P. in our home but we've been buying the biodegradable stuff from CW. Do the regular brand actually break down? I wasn't aware they did. Of course we are still noobies and still have a lot to learn, even after a year.