I've had some blog followers offering some resistance to my original blog post on the proper way to hang toilet paper. I'm not going to assume that my way is the best way for everyone. But I do feel that it is important for everyone to at least educate themselves on potentially new points of view. Well let me go ahead and put The Great Debate to rest with the following lesson.
'OVERHAND' METHOD
And now you know. Next time you have to hang toilet paper, just remember these handy illustrations I put together for your convenience. You don’t want to look like an idiot when company comes over.
'UNDERHAND' METHOD [Behind the back]
My sister and her 3 children have a different point of view. When babies, like Shannon, hit the T.P. roll they tend to put their hands on the top and pull toward them to spin it. When they do so, if the T.P. is dressed 'overhand' it will roll the paper out instead of around. If, however, they actually grab onto the loose paper, you’re bound for clean up either way.
Cats pose the same threat.
ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS
Other solutions I'm happy with include, posting a roll on the y-axis, disposable wipes, a bidet, or optimally, eating enough fruit and fiber that a 'cleansing solution' is unnecessary.
yeah, why doesn't anyone hang it on a Y-axis? Just like paper towel holders, no? Thanks for the handy illustration. I say, look in EVERY public bathroom and fancy five star resort how they hang it. That's most likely the "right way", in our country, anyway.
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