Reusable toilet roll that could save you 'small fortune' leaves shoppers disgusted

Is that you Obama?!

I live near a town sewer system. Sometimes at night I have to close all of my windows because of the smell that emits from the place. The gas smell is bad and can make you feel sick.

I'd love to get one of those japanese toilets that wash and dry your butt, but i hate the idea of having to teach every single guest how to use it.

Yep, I agree. I've got a bidet toilet attachment on my toilet. Works great, very little TP except to dry off maybe, and my only complaint is it can be a little cold on the corn hole during the winter.

Hell I found it here on GLP and bought one.

Horrible business idea, not going to work.

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Controversial reusable toilet roll is dividing opinion on Twitter as some call the product an unhygienic "health risk" while others argue it slashes costs and is eco-friendly.

The sustainable company Net Zero Co is selling a cloth toilet roll that can be washed and reused repeatedly.

Their product is on the market for £21.50 and comes in a pack of 24 with designs on each sheet.

“This alternative fits on any standard toilet paper roll and easily re-rolls to hold its shape. After use, collect pieces in a hamper until laundry day, recommended twice a week. Machine wash with hot water. Tumble dry low or air dry. You may choose to pre-soak with vinegar or cleaning solution. Once dry, re-roll one at a time.”

Horrible business idea, not going to work.

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Controversial reusable toilet roll is dividing opinion on Twitter as some call the product an unhygienic "health risk" while others argue it slashes costs and is eco-friendly.

The sustainable company Net Zero Co is selling a cloth toilet roll that can be washed and reused repeatedly.

Their product is on the market for £21.50 and comes in a pack of 24 with designs on each sheet.

“This alternative fits on any standard toilet paper roll and easily re-rolls to hold its shape. After use, collect pieces in a hamper until laundry day, recommended twice a week. Machine wash with hot water. Tumble dry low or air dry. You may choose to pre-soak with vinegar or cleaning solution. Once dry, re-roll one at a time.”

I remember those,they were blue cloth rolls but I don't think they were reused at the end of the roll. When the roll was used up, a new roll was put in and the janatorial service collected the used rolls and washed them.

So i guess you just throw it in a container all full of shit and whatever until wash day? fucking disgusting if you ask me....why? ugh...

We have a bidet in each of our bathrooms. Started using them when we lived in Asia and bidets were ubiquitous there. We still use TP to dry, but the bidet does most of the heavy lifting, so to speak. For a family of four, our TP costs are a fraction of what they used to be.

Bidets are far more sanitary. If you wanted to clean peanut butter out of a shag carpet with flimsy tissue paper, you'd just wind up making a bigger mess--it's almost barbaric to not clean with water. Getting all up in there with a nice stream of clean, refreshing agua is the way to go. Once you get used to it, it becomes hard to go without.

I get a lot of comments from guests, over the fact that we use that method. Some seem almost disgusted over it. "Ewww GROSS!! You use water to clean your ass after punching a grumpy?" I think I had the same reaction when I encountered one for the first time, but once you use a bidet, you'll never want to wipe any other way.

What's next, reusable disposable diapers?

Horrible business idea, not going to work.

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Controversial reusable toilet roll is dividing opinion on Twitter as some call the product an unhygienic "health risk" while others argue it slashes costs and is eco-friendly.

The sustainable company Net Zero Co is selling a cloth toilet roll that can be washed and reused repeatedly.

Their product is on the market for £21.50 and comes in a pack of 24 with designs on each sheet.

“This alternative fits on any standard toilet paper roll and easily re-rolls to hold its shape. After use, collect pieces in a hamper until laundry day, recommended twice a week. Machine wash with hot water. Tumble dry low or air dry. You may choose to pre-soak with vinegar or cleaning solution. Once dry, re-roll one at a time.”

Horrible business idea, not going to work.

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Controversial reusable toilet roll is dividing opinion on Twitter as some call the product an unhygienic "health risk" while others argue it slashes costs and is eco-friendly.

The sustainable company Net Zero Co is selling a cloth toilet roll that can be washed and reused repeatedly.

Their product is on the market for £21.50 and comes in a pack of 24 with designs on each sheet.

“This alternative fits on any standard toilet paper roll and easily re-rolls to hold its shape. After use, collect pieces in a hamper until laundry day, recommended twice a week. Machine wash with hot water. Tumble dry low or air dry. You may choose to pre-soak with vinegar or cleaning solution. Once dry, re-roll one at a time.”

That's disgusting and would never ever use it.... BUT that would make one fucking hilarious gag gift for family & friends. I can only picture Mom opening her Christmas present this year to find this.....

So a normal person would not mix these with their normal washing and would wash separately costing more on electricity, water and cleaning agent. Not so eco friendly.

So?? Humans have been doing this for centuries with babies. They are called re-usable diapers.

Why I everyone so up in arms about?

Do you use filtered water in your bidet? with all the toxins in Municipale water, it might be wise.

Do you use filtered water in your bidet? with all the toxins in Municipale water, it might be wise.