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Toilet Roll Argument
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ginger_nuts wrote:have you thought off recycling your newspaper ,cutting them up in little squares and ,well you know the rest .Probably the best use off the Sun newspaper I can think off.
...surely the Guardian will give more sheets per page?0 -
:rotfl: lol at you lot, in our house we usually have charmin, BUT that is because we buy it at my work, 24 rolls bogof, so its 48 rolls for £7.49 so it works out about 15p a roll. But when they havent got that offer on/or something simaler we either use morisons value or morrisons own brand, i personally can tell a small bit of difference but to be honest its once in a blue moon as those 48 rolls last about 5-8 months, running out slowly though so will have to buy some more soon0
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There have been previous postings about the luxury stuff clogging up the toilet - you may want to factor in a plumber
we buy what ever is cheapest/on offer!!!
I buy, I choose......0 -
I don't buy the cheapest tesco stuff - it genuinely does irritate my skin, but I do buy their next version up (not able to nip to the bathroom at the moment, we're having repairs done) - its still cheap, and it does the job just fine. I could only accept using luxury if you're the kind of person that blows their nose with it all the time - but even then why not just buy a pack of decent tissues?DFW Nerd No. 140
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MoJo wrote::rotfl:
I'm sat here remembering Izal :eek: my gran used to have it - there was a rough side and a shiny side
We had 'Izal Medicated' at school:eek: It is still on sale in Tesco, and I just have to threaten my kids that we are going to change to Izal and there is a dramatic improvement in the usage rate of toilet paper in our house!!
Good to see that Izal is still available, but I can't seem to find any 'Lifeboy Carbolic Soap' to match:rolleyes:I am NOT, nor do I profess to be, a Qualified Debt Adviser. I have made MANY mistakes and have OFTEN been the unwitting victim of the the shamefull tactics of the Financial Industry.
If any of my experiences, or the knowledge that I have gained from those experiences, can help anyone who finds themselves in similar circumstances, then my experiences have not been in vain.
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pmsl @ izal
we use tesco value 40p for 4 rolls bargain lmao
at the end of the day its for wiping ya bits with why spend more than you have to ?!0 -
I also used to use the value stuff, until I went on holiday and got the nastiest stomach bug ever. I went to my doctor and he said it could last anything up to a year. My bum was getting very sore from being wiped so often with the cheap paper and we were going through loads of it. Having switched to Tesco Luxury my bum is much happier and it does last a bit longer.
Saying that when ever we get over the bug will probably go back to value stuff!Sorting my life out to give a better life to my:heartsmil 2 gorgeous boys :heartsmil0 -
Well this thread has given me a smile fist thing in the morning!:rotfl:
Tried that Charmin stuff once...cost of plumber over £200 :eek: Never again (think I was diddled a bit by plumber as could have bought a new loo for that) Now Tesco value. No ripping, no clogging, no problem!"grant me the serenity to accept the people I cannot change, the courage to change the one I can and the wisdom to know it's me"
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Ah the loo roll problem,no end of arguments in our house over this
,I buy value for the rest of the family and I have a secret stash of 'velvet quilts' for me
as I have Crohn's disease,I'm not going into too much detail for obvious reasons,but the value stuff just doesn't cope,it falls apart and you end up with......... well all over your hands yeeuch.
Anyway off for my chocolate spread on toast !!!!Debt at highest £102k :eek:
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I just buy whatever doesnt make my bum hurt!Tescos latest enemy.........0
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