I'm guessing that the cut length has changed to add one more roll. Same process same cost to consumer but increased profit for manufacturer. About 5 minutes into this video an example of the cutting process show up.
I had the same complaint - the rolls getting more & more narrow & 2 inches of spool showing on either side of the roll.
Guess what? The brand "Quillted Northern" makes an "Extra Wide" roll - 4.5 inches wide. I've never found it in stores - only on Amazon. But it's cheaper there, anyway. It fits the spool well. It also fits......."you" well......
The Quilted Northern I mentioned above is triple ply, so it takes less.
He should be checked for worms.
My Vet explained that dogs have an anal sac on either side of the anus that needs to be emptied. Groomers will sometimes empty them.
We always use Scott, 1,000 sheets per roll, single ply. But a few years ago it did get narrower and the perforation between the sheets has gotten cheap and terrible, doesn't tear like it use to, quality has gone down and price has gone up.....like with many things these days.
It all boils down to their own personal style of hygiene. LOL!
I made an interesting discovery: Moisture causes problems with the paper. When you take showers with the bathroom door closed, the steam has an effect on the toilet paper. It makes it wrinkly & it won't tear at the perforations.We always use Scott, 1,000 sheets per roll, single ply. But a few years ago it did get narrower and the perforation between the sheets has gotten cheap and terrible, doesn't tear like it use to, quality has gone down and price has gone up.....like with many things these days.
That's right. It's OK for toilet paper to be soggy after use, but not before.That makes for a rather crappy situation.
Tony
