What brand of TP do you use?

I like the soft stuff, like Charmin. Unfortunately, my budget likes the Soft N Gentle. My mother always buys Scott, and whenever I wipe my ass, I feel like I'm wiping it with sandpaper. So I ask, what do you prefer?

 

whatever is cheapest and not the crappiest in value.

 

Cheapest.

I'm not picky with toilet paper.

 

Yeah, I use to go to the dollar store and stack up. When I moved, I had like 6 4 packs of the Soft N Gentle. Aint so bad, but it's not Charmin or Cottonelle...when I become a rich girl, I will buy nothing but!

 

cheapest, there are more important things in life than having kitten like TP

 

newspaper, or a communal rag

 

whatever is cheapest with the most square feet per roll..

 

odd, for some reason I was expecting you to provide us with something more antidotal



Hotwater

 

Cashmere Premium........very low statistical finger poke through....and available in bulk at Costco

 

The cheapest and the least soft kind. I like it hard.

 

Cottonelle.

I remember the days where toilet paper was colored, like yellow, green, blue, pink, and even a tan color. There was some that even had pretty little colored flowers on it. I cant find that type of toilet paper anywhere.

 

Yeah that soft shit is a rip off unless like ... nvm... I get cheap shit or what's on sale... I mean whatever...

 

i thought you guys were hippies? you have to be diggin the old community rag? i guess hippes change with the times.....

 

Left hand.

 

Charmin. Our friend bought it because he hates the cheap stuff. When I buy it, Angel Soft (cheapest next to the yellow label kind and there's one rule, only crackheads are poor enough to use the yellow label stuff...of ANYTHING. *shudders*)

 

It's toilet paper. It turns to crap in a matter of seconds.

I buy the cheap stuff because it's better for the septic system. And the soft stuff pills around my ass. Which is just gross.

 

Scott. I don't like the lint leaving soft stuff.

 

I was not aware girls needed TP prior to this

 

why? that lint is the start to some great dingleberries!!

 

and you think they used what?