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To ask how on EARTH you wipe with such a small number of sheets of loo roll?

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AmyFarrahFowlerCooper · 28/06/2013 21:34

I see this every so often on here (the SIL thread is the one I'm thinking of atm) where people use 8 sheets of loo roll for a wee. How?! How does that work? Do you just wipe once with all 8 squares or use a sheet for a 8 little wipes? Don't you get wee on your hands?

This is a genuine question because I use a million rolls a week and I'm dumbfounded every time I see a post about a family of four using a quarter of what I use for a week.

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BoysAreLikeDogs · 08/07/2013 06:01

Family cloth is boggling

Is it for all the family?

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Mamagiraffe · 08/07/2013 03:36

I use family cloth.. Wash and reuse, just like ds'j reusable baby wipes x

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AKissIsNotAContract · 04/07/2013 03:58

I always use 2 sheets for a wee and 4 for a poo. Always folded, never deviate from this.

I had an unfortunate incident with a bumhose on holiday. I thought I could use it to clean out my mooncup. It was a pretty forceful waterjet and sent period splattering all up the walls and even on the ceiling.

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tanukiton · 04/07/2013 03:33

And it has a dryer so your undercarriage gets wafted dry so technically you would never need loo roll again....

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tanukiton · 04/07/2013 03:28

m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=_M26PPTHYmE&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3D_M26PPTHYmE

For all your rear end cleansing needs :)
Mine has adjustable temp and jet control.

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BadLad · 04/07/2013 02:04

How do blind people know when they have finished wiping?

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WafflyVersatile · 03/07/2013 21:30

surely if you use loads of sheets there's a point where it get's like trying to paint coving with a standard paint roller?

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shewhowines · 03/07/2013 18:29

Thought about this thread this morning when doing the business. I thought I used 2 or 3 sheets for a wee. I can officially verify from this morning, that it is exactly 3 folded roughly along the creases then all folded in half again - so a 6 sheet thickness for the price of 3!

I thought I used loads for a longer job but at three sheets a go' and about 10 to 12 wipes, i'm still well under your 50 sheets for a wee. I'm Envy at the 2 wipe per poo brigade. Your digestive system must be better than mine.

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Osmiornica · 03/07/2013 18:13

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LillethTheCat · 01/07/2013 16:11

Im with the OP. 2 sheets folded leaves hardly any room. I know (well hope) we all wash our hands afterwards so its not really a big deal if people use less than others, but I really dont see how its done with so few pieces. I dont count the number of pieces I use, but I would say its at least 5

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theodorakisses · 01/07/2013 16:04

Sorry but I do have a maid but I do my own laundry and if you squirt properly they are simply used for drying.

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theodorakisses · 01/07/2013 16:01

The bum squirted is ok for 3 goes but after that, at 44c is a bit warm. My oh has taught me that when you are constipated and desperate, a few squirts with the hose means you can then pass the log, gross, tmi but effective

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PunkHedgehog · 01/07/2013 14:41

Ah, I see.

Well, I don't see, but at least I have some idea of what you're talking about.

How any of you still have a working flush is beyond me.

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BergholtStuttleyJohnson · 01/07/2013 14:32

How the hell can you use 50 sheets for a wee? Do you piss into the tissue? I don't even use that much for a shit and I'm very clean of arse. 2 sheets is sufficient for a piss, I don't get piss on my hands but if I did I'd just wash them like I do anyway.

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MrsPennyapple · 01/07/2013 14:31

Splash barrier: A bundle of loo roll that you put down before you poo, so as to avoid splash-back and also minimise sound effects.

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PunkHedgehog · 01/07/2013 14:01

Splash barrier?

Er. Where and how is this constructed?

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valiumredhead · 01/07/2013 13:47

Garlic-it's called 'shataff' in the descriptionGrin I so want one !

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valiumredhead · 01/07/2013 13:43

I use whatever I need, counting is very funnyGrin

I want a bidet or bum squirter !

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shewhowines · 01/07/2013 13:26

2-3 here but it has to be good quality. I would over compensate with cheap stuff.

One or two wipes per poo though. Piles put paid to that. Blush

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mirry2 · 01/07/2013 13:11

Yes the linen towels sound dreadful. Who washes them? Do people have maids to do it?

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JackieTheFart · 01/07/2013 13:07

Well I'm a scruncher, I don't count pages, and I use bloody loads for a poo!

I don't put a splash barrier down, who does that??!

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Poppetspinkpants · 01/07/2013 13:00

I'm torn between at the linen towels by the toilet and shoulder shaking giggles coupled with Mutley sniggers at the other descriptions.

Even worse, I'm at work and my colleagues are giving me funny looks.

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cantspel · 01/07/2013 01:20

No you dont get poo on them as the arm folds to the side of the loo and you pull the lever to move the arm after you have finished pooing.
Not even my kids manage to poo on the water pipe and if anyone could then it would be them.

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garlicnutty · 01/07/2013 01:06

Ooh, look! A thermostatic one for Brits (and better designed) :)

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garlicnutty · 01/07/2013 00:52

That GoBidet looks a bit like the Geberit bum-squirting loo that's being advertised atm. I couldn't be happy with something like that - wouldn't the squirty tubes be liable to get poo on them? Then you'd be squirting your nethers with poo water [boak]

There's no reason you couldn't plumb a bum-hose (Grin) into hot & cold. In fact, I've just realised that a longer hose for my shower mixer would do just fine! (Tiny bathroom.) That should give visitors something to talk about behind my back ...

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