To refuse to back down on this?

[Absofrigginlootly]

B.

Every time. Anyone who thinks 'a' is wrong wrong wrong!

I even used to switch it around in the toilet at work it annoyed me so much must get a life

*uninviting

B. (although I grew up with A)

Toilet seat and lid down (any other way is grim)

That ironing board is upside down.

reni1 I really, really want to try that - does it really cause a flood?

B, although I favour freestyle too as having a bad back makes it difficult to reach round to the wall that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it

A B-method placement clearly says 'welcome'.

Yy. The A way appears miserly for some reason.

That ironing board is the correct way up.

Hexie you can rip the paper to stop it. Needs a loo with a strong flush. I just had to repeat this satisfying experiment several times after dd did it so I get your excitement .

Mostly B but in the downstairs shower room it has to be A as it is too close to you if you use B.

The original patent has been shown to solve this debate once and for all:

uk.businessinsider.com/patent-shows-right-way-to-hang-toilet-paper-2015-3

Mine switches... it doesn't bother me which way... and thats if it even makes it on to the holder...

except for those occasions when he's in a mard with me when he deliberately puts it the wrong way round.

Sometimes, when I'm feeling quietly rebellious and need to make a point, I, too, put a new roll on top of the old one rather than replacing it.

My protest has yet to be acknowledged.

And am now patiently awaiting explanation of the point-down ironing board...

Does the ironing board receive vital blood to the point, as with theories about yoga and headstands?

Is the square end similar to feet and being put up to rest?

Is it an attempt to redress the extra pressure applies to pointed end, which takes on more banging during the course of use?

Enquiring minds want to know...

That ironing board is clearly upside down.

emwithme I like your style!!

I too had to train my DH when we moved in together. He said to me quite randomly the other day that he now cannot abide A either and changes the toilet roll round at work in a little protest whilst thinking of me. Bless him.

I have also long contemplated the right way for the ironing board and switch between point up and point down. I can't decide which looks 'right' (which is VITALLY IMPORTANT for the neatness and order of my under stairs cupboard!!). So I'm also interested to hear your reasons ...

I'd just be happy if someone other than me put the fricken loo roll on the holder occasionally.

Our ironing board lives in Harry Potter's bedroom under the stairs and thus has to be the other way up because the slanting ceiling means it wouldn't fit the right way. Considering moving house occasionally because of it.

My ironing board is also in Harry Potter's bedroom. Having it that way up gives him more space at the lower level for his books and things.

Sorry, what is an ironing board?

Think b but tbh i dont notice...

I'm just so relieved that some me who isnt me had replaced the feckin loo roll I don't really care how they do it.

In the month of December I buy Christmas Toilet Paper.
Last years offerings were : Christmas Tree, Silver Stars, The Snowman and Snowdog.

Of course it's B otherwise no-one gets the chance to feel the Loo Roll Love before they wipe their Festive Arses .

Any other time of year meh it's white

Always B and the ironing board in the picture is the correct way up. I am always right and brook no argument.

I have a bladder and a bowel prolapse. Toilet visits include urgency,varying degrees of success, pain and always trauma.

I'm just grateful for toilet paper full stop.

I never thought about it running down a wall!

I may now be a convert!

B.

But Dh is an A.

It's a problem (not really as loo roll changing is 95% down to me so I get my way. Ha!)