How is yours hanging?

[Jazzy1]

 

[IrishEyes]

In this case, it looks like it doesn't matter but I think I will keep using over
so hopefully I see it sooner and keep my paper with none hanging down.

 

[hollydolly]

We've had this discussion many times here on SF.... mine is over .. experts and hygenists have concluded that it should always be over

 

[QuietByNature]

I keep my rolls in a tube holder beside the porcelain thrown, it's 50/50 when I pull one out and put it on the holder. @IrishEyes I'm glad we don't have big spiders here.

 

[Aunt Bea]

 

[IrishEyes]

I keep my rolls in a tube holder beside the porcelain thrown, it's 50/50 when I pull one out and put it on the holder. @IrishEyes I'm glad we don't have big spiders here.

Those are not photos I took, they were sent to me from a friend awhile back as a joke. One day after seeing those pics, I was on the thrown and glanced in the tub and saw a small spider. Guess where my eyes went to immediately? Never thought about spiders before she sent those. What a wicked friend she is

 

[Aunt Bea]

I’m a bit insecure so I always have a fresh roll sitting on top of the tank.

Remember these?

 

[JustDave]

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My current house was built by a young couple, their first and only attempt at do it yourself, and comes with a few amateur flaws. My upstairs bath room was not planned, because it was just using an awkward space, and utilities were installed where they could fit, not were they were most useful. As a result there is no place to hang a toilet paper role where someone who is not a circus contortionist can reach. So my toilet paper sits on the vanity in the lazy position above. It's not unhandy by any means, but it's embarrassing, and I worry that people think I was too lazy to install a holder.

 

[Aunt Bea]

My current house was built by a young couple, their first and only attempt at do it yourself, and comes with a few amateur flaws. My upstairs bath room was not planned, because it was just using an awkward space, and utilities were installed where they could fit, not were they were most useful. As a result there is no place to hang a toilet paper role where someone who is not a circus contortionist can reach. So my toilet paper sits on the vanity in the lazy position above. It's not unhandy by any means, but it's embarrassing, and I worry that people think I was too lazy to install a holder.

During the early days on my own, toilet paper was used in place of tissues and you could never be certain where you might find a roll.

 

[CallMeKate]

We've had this discussion many times here on SF.... mine is over .. experts and hygenists have concluded that it should always be over

Yes, I thought I was having deja vu. Like "didn't I answer this earlier this year... and last year... and the year before that?" It's over the top for me, too... just always did it that way.

 

[hollydolly]

During the early days on my own, toilet paper was used in place of tissues and you could never be certain where you might find a roll.

same ..here in my desk cupboard I have a loo roll in there to use instead of tissues.. much cheaper than a box of tissues and thicker..lol

 

[hollydolly]

Personally I always put these out for visitors... because I have class dontcha know....

 

[JustDave]

During the early days on my own, toilet paper was used in place of tissues and you could never be certain where you might find a roll.

I just got over a 9 month allergic reaction that had me blowing my nose continuously all day and all through the sleeping hours. It was exhausting. It was finally treated with a drug called Montelukast, and it's been a blessed month so far. My prescription ran out yesterday, and I'm waiting to see if the reaction comes back or if there will be any withdrawal. I suspect, I'll have to stay on the drug.

But the point of all this (finally) is that I had toilet paper rolls in four different rooms, not including bath rooms, any room where I spend at least 5 minute intervals during the day. My nose would not stop running. I don't see the point of boxed tissues other than they afford a kind of dignified luxury, that a roll of toilet paper lacks. I never looked at costs, but I expect TP is cheaper when you're needing it every two minutes.

I wondered about a toilet paper belt hanger like one of those change makers used in the old days by guys who sold newspapers at the corner stands. That would have been cool, but people might look at you funny.

 

[squatting dog]

My current house was built by a young couple, their first and only attempt at do it yourself, and comes with a few amateur flaws. My upstairs bath room was not planned, because it was just using an awkward space, and utilities were installed where they could fit, not were they were most useful. As a result there is no place to hang a toilet paper role where someone who is not a circus contortionist can reach. So my toilet paper sits on the vanity in the lazy position above. It's not unhandy by any means, but it's embarrassing, and I worry that people think I was too lazy to install a holder.

This was our answer when space was an issue. I could put it anywhere to make it easy to reach.

 

[Pepper]

Yes, this topic has been covered before, but there are always new people, or people who forgot. This question is very important, and needs review on occasion. Over is my answer. Don't know why that's more hygienic. Anyone know Why?

 

[GoodEnuff]

I put the holder on the inside of the cabinet door, which is right next to the toilet. Stays dry and is very easy to access. The only problem is if I forget to tell visitors because it is hidden. They usually manage to find it, though.

 

[JustDave]

This was our answer when space was an issue. I could put it anywhere to make it easy to reach.

That would be cool, a toilet paper robot, with a deluxe version that is remote controlled.

 

[horseless carriage]

You know how a toilet is referred to as: "The John?"
Well, I’ve renamed mine, Jim. It sounds pretty good
when I say I’ve been to the Jim twice today.

 

[StarSong]

I’m a bit insecure so I always have a fresh roll sitting on top of the tank.

I keep extras in a bathroom cabinet that's reachable from the toilet. At parties we've all had to root in friends' BR cabinets to replace a roll that was empty or nearly so. Added incentive to keep those undersink cabinets tidy.

 

[Aunt Bea]

I just got over a 9 month allergic reaction that had me blowing my nose continuously all day and all through the sleeping hours. It was exhausting. It was finally treated with a drug called Montelukast, and it's been a blessed month so far. My prescription ran out yesterday, and I'm waiting to see if the reaction comes back or if there will be any withdrawal. I suspect, I'll have to stay on the drug.

But the point of all this (finally) is that I had toilet paper rolls in four different rooms, not including bath rooms, any room where I spend at least 5 minute intervals during the day. My nose would not stop running. I don't see the point of boxed tissues other than they afford a kind of dignified luxury, that a roll of toilet paper lacks. I never looked at costs, but I expect TP is cheaper when you're needing it every two minutes.

I wondered about a toilet paper belt hanger like one of those change makers used in the old days by guys who sold newspapers at the corner stands. That would have been cool, but people might look at you funny.

How about a shoulder holder for $29.00.

 

[911]

All bathrooms are over.

 

[Aunt Bea]

This thread reminded me that years ago we used to store the toilet paper in the outhouse at camp in old metal coffee cans to keep it from the mice.

 

[Jules]

This is my preferred style for a holder. Wish they had this style when the family was young. One would think refilling was a difficult chore.