After Irelands announcement of closing all pubs for 2 weeks there wont be room in the trolleys for loo rolls as they stock up with beer and scotch.
Andy Pike ● 2431d10 Comments
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Philippa Bond ● 2431d
J Cloths?https://www.cleaningsupplies4u.com/product/original-j-cloth-cloths-pack-of-50/
David Ainsworth ● 2431d
Don't flush them! They'll mix with all the fat that gets put down the sewers nowadays to make a fatberg. Nothing quite so awful as your loo backing up and overflowing. You can microwave wet flannels and wipes as well as washing well.I suppose you could go and mark your territory after dark to keep the foxes away. Or I believe peeing on the compost heap helps to speed composting up.
Philippa Bond ● 2430d
Of course with little food to buy in the shops you won't eat as frequently so $h1t less frequently thus a roll should last 2...3...4 weeks? :)
Simon Knight ● 2430d
Not heard this not flushing loo paper from any other source. Philippa. Isn’t the advice nothing except loo paper? We don’t want to avoid the virus only to die of dysentery. The idea of microwaving used flannels in the same machine you heat food in sounds....! Are you a health professional?
Jane Carter ● 2429d
@SimonPragmatic as always lol.😸Time to bring this back: 😉https://youtu.be/SJUhlRoBL8M
Sue Hammond ● 2429d
I think that she meant my washable J Cloths.
David Ainsworth ● 2429d
Probably better to avoid mutton vindaloos washed down with 6 bottles of Cobra beer for now.
Simon Knight ● 2429d
Surely you mean stout and whisky??
Ed Robinson ● 2429d
I did mean don't flush J cloths. You can boil them, microwave them when wet etc. We used to soak and boil terry nappies.There are also reusable bum wipes on the market. We generally put all our washing in the washing machine.
Philippa Bond ● 2428d