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Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
So, I thought id ask,, do you have enough TP???
I mean,, it is a concern.. what will you use?
will you have enough? if you run out, whats the option...
here is an alternative,.. Lambs ear
Originally posted by mileysubet
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
So, I thought id ask,, do you have enough TP???
I mean,, it is a concern.. what will you use?
will you have enough? if you run out, whats the option...
here is an alternative,.. Lambs ear
I like to use a moss to do the dirty work, if you are concerned about the dirt simply rinse it with water and it is pretty clean.
After rinsing it with water it also helps to "clean" you better as well.
Originally posted by Lil Drummerboy
So, I thought id ask,, do you have enough TP???
I mean,, it is a concern.. what will you use?
will you have enough? if you run out, whats the option...
here is an alternative,.. Lambs ear
that is funny..
Originally posted by iamhobo
I'll use my cat.
He's soft and he always cleans himself when dirty.
Purrrfect!
Originally posted by jefwane
I don't know why so many people would have lied to me about this through my life, but I've heard from multiple older folks both white and black that rural and farming folks would use old dried out cobs from corn. Never had the need to try it but thought about it and it would be better than leaves or something you gotta wash. Nothing beats toilet paper though, and I imagine would be a very tradeable commodity in a TSHTF scenario.
August 15, 1986 Dear Cecil: This is entirely on the level. It is also the kind of question only you can answer. What did people use before toilet paper was invented?
— Name withheld, Baltimore
Cecil replies: Thank your lucky stars you live in the twentieth century, bucko. Let me tell you about … corncobs. You may not believe this, but it was once common practice in rural America to leave a corncob hanging from a string in the outhouse for purposes of personal hygiene.