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I am now living in a dorm room were me and my roomate have our own batheroom, it's preatty sweet, but a dilema has come up. We are running out of the university supplied toilet paper they gave us for the first week and sometime this week I must go buy toilet paper for our room, i must tip toe the tight rope of a kid on a college budget but have bum comforts as well. So I am faced with these choices.

 

Should I opt for the much more expensive but obviously more luxurious quilted range: should I go for the standard paper roll that does not have those cute little embossed animal faces, but is still a substantail roll, in the top-end of the medium price range; or should I go for the cheaper end of the market with the "economy" roll - economical in both size and quality (feels like a slight upgrade from sandpaper) but it's only for wiping your bum , were as the other two may even serve dual purposes like having the strength to blow your nose along with it's wiping capabilites.......

Just shower after every b.m. and clean yourself that way. That way would be the cheapest.

I used to steal the huge rolls from the cleaning "vista" ladies when I lived on campus. Cheapest way.

Sorry dude, you don't go diggin' with 1 ply.

 

Go wild, buy the good stuff.

i make my own toliet paper. i crumple up a piece of paper about 50 times until it is nice and soft.

you def go for the nice ones. I have those and trust me when I have to use the "other" ones it doesnt feel as good! lol

use your hands

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