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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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My Doctors office has a lovely framed sign that tells us to only put “tissue” in the toilet. I’ve read everything here & believe that’s not what they mean, as tissues clog our sewers, but toilet paper breaks down easily. If you answer soon, I’d love to share my newfound knowledge with my doctor! ??
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anonymous only put “tissue” in the toilet Of course, given the context, this means toilet tissue (= toilet paper). anonymous tissues clog our sewers I wonder how you're defining "tissue". CJ
- anonymous only put “tissue” in the toilet Of course, given the context, this means toilet tissue (= toilet paper).
- anonymous tissues clog our sewers I wonder how you're defining "tissue".
- CJ
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anonymousonly put “tissue” in the toilet
Of course, given the context, this means toilet tissue (= toilet paper).
anonymoustissues clog our sewers
I wonder how you're defining "tissue".
CJ
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