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Please be advised that the Toilet Paper Blog does not endorse any particular product or company. We may post articles and descriptions about different products, and we may post names, information and links to companies that sell certain items that we mention. None of this is intended to constitute a Marketing effort in any way.
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Commenting is moderated and we reserve the right not to publish content that we deem unsuitable for the site or for the general public. Thank you for reading the TP Blog!
Please be advised that the Toilet Paper Blog does not endorse any particular product or company. We may post articles and descriptions about different products, and we may post names, information and links to companies that sell certain items that we mention. None of this is intended to constitute a Marketing effort in any way.
We do, however, love submissions! Email us your ideas or personal stories of toilet paper wonder in a detailed message to submit@thetoiletpaperblog.com. Please include pictures, if possible.
Questions, comments, and feedback can be sent to taylor@thetoiletpaperblog.com.
Commenting is moderated and we reserve the right not to publish content that we deem unsuitable for the site or for the general public. Thank you for reading the TP Blog!
5 comments:
What do you mean by this sign?
It means "Thank you for not throwing these things in the toilets." And then, well, you can check the pictures :)
Before the toilet paper was developed in China, people used a variety of interesting things for their bathroom needs. Aside from good old newspaper, different cultures used coconut shells, leaves, sheep's wool and other items that you will not even think of using today.
It is . The translation is " use only toilet paper ":)
When choosing the best toilet paper for septic systems, opt for a brand that is labeled as biodegradable or fast dissolving. Biodegradable toilet paper is made to dissolve faster than other toilet paper brands and needs less water to break down.
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