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For your "bum"?...I prefer the Scott's Moist Wipes and stopped buying toilet paper....
 
I prefer toilet paper. Scott's Moist Wipes or any wipes for that matter, costs so much more than toilet paper I would think? The moist wipes are moist. I don't want my bum moistened.

My favorite toilet paper is Charmin out of all of them that I've tried.
 
TP. Quilted Northern. Angel Soft just pisses me off (trying to get the first few squares off a new roll, I swear they use glue to keep the roll from unraveling! augh!).
 
MangaReader said:
I prefer toilet paper. Scott's Moist Wipes or any wipes for that matter, costs so much more than toilet paper I would think? The moist wipes are moist. I don't want my bum moistened.

My favorite toilet paper is Charmin out of all of them that I've tried.
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We always used Scott TP....then I switched to Moist Wipes....for 51 wipes, $2.50...and you can get a refill for $2.00....Just feel the Moist Wipes do a much better job...especially for young children that don't wipe very well...and it's antibacterial....No more "stains" on the underwear also...:giggle:...and a cleaner bum to boot.
 
rockin'robin said:
We always used Scott TP....then I switched to Moist Wipes....for 51 wipes, $2.50...and you can get a refill for $2.00....Just feel the Moist Wipes do a much better job...especially for young children that don't wipe very well...and it's antibacterial....No more "stains" on the underwear also...:giggle:...and a cleaner bum to boot.
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I am not sure how safe it's to flush the moist wipes down the toilet a lot. Some people do not have very good plumping and would not be able to use the moist wipes . I had a friend that lived in a very small town and people could not flush TP in their toilets . Plus using too much antibacterial soap and wipes it not good.
 
I don't think I could nix the TP if I started using moist wipes. I'd be inclined to use to just for drying purposes, I think I'd be waaaay too uncomfortable pulling my undies back while leaving everything wet.
 
Pretty personal info, but I think you're on the money RR! I can't stand tire streak stains either. You can get away with flushing a few, but they're not meant to be. Use a separate bagged trash container for it. Personally, anything appropriate will ssuffice as long as it's not a "baby butt" scent.
 
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femme Fatale said:
Pretty personal info, but I think you're on the money RR! I can't stand tire streak stains either. You can get away with flushing a few, but they're not meant to be. Use a separate bagged trash container for it. Personally, anything appropriate will ssuffice as long as it's not a "baby butt" scent.
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This is definitely some information that I'm pretty sure I wouldn't put on blast anywhere... :laugh2: This is one of those talks better left to me hanging out with the girls that comes up in a drunken conversation... :laugh2:
 
I use a non-advertise toilet papers for environment friendly like Greener Earth. It is easier on the sewer when you flush them down. I remembered that I used to have moist wipes when I wanted to clean up mostly when I go camping years ago (hands, part of the face or arms but not for bottom unless if I had a baby, then I would cleaned up the baby's bottom.

I don't why the purpose of using the moist wipes for the bottom? That is gross. :shock:
 
Bebonang said:
I use a non-advertise toilet papers for environment friendly like Greener Earth. It is easier on the sewer when you flush them down. I remembered that I used to have moist wipes when I wanted to clean up mostly when I go camping years ago (hands, part of the face or arms but not for bottom unless if I had a baby, then I would cleaned up the baby's bottom.

I don't why the purpose of using the moist wipes for the bottom? That is gross. :shock:
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Some people do have hemmroids, which TP does not clean well...it's antibacterial too. More comfortable than a dry wipe...and it dries fast...feels cleaner! No more "skid marks" on the undies...and my boys were notorious for "skid marks"!....In a hurry and not wiping enough....

Supposed to be flushable friendly also....Sure beats the ol' corn cobs and Sears Roebuck Catalogs in the old days, huh...Bebonang?
 
cdmeggers said:
TP. Quilted Northern. Angel Soft just pisses me off (trying to get the first few squares off a new roll, I swear they use glue to keep the roll from unraveling! augh!).
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:giggle:...same here...and whenever I was in a hurry...so aggravating!....Now with the moist wipes, all you do is pull one up and another pops right up...real easy and a decorative canister...all different colors....You can even carry them in your purse.
 
rockin'robin said:
Some people do have hemmroids, which TP does not clean well...it's antibacterial too. More comfortable than a dry wipe...and it dries fast...feels cleaner! No more "skid marks" on the undies...and my boys were notorious for "skid marks"!....In a hurry and not wiping enough....

Supposed to be flushable friendly also....Sure beats the ol' corn cobs and Sears Roebuck Catalogs in the old days, huh...Bebonang?
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Have you considered installing a bidet?
 
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