No they didn't
No, paper was originally invented by the Egyptians by weaving papyrus paper together to create a thin sheet. Different methods were invented to make paper though in the medieval ages and one of them was to dry out animal skins and stretch them. Rag content paper was invented during the middle ages, and this was important because the older types of paper did not work well on printing presses.
They used cotton wool as toilet paper or leaves
in my opinion its paper and gun powder........ hope that helps
The third period of the Middle Ages was the Late Middle Ages. The first is called the Early Middle Ages or the Dark Age. The second period was the High Middle Ages.
middle ages
A toilet paper dispenser is a wheel and axle because toilet paper is circular like wheel and the rolly thing in the middle is like an axle.
The tester is not thick but they put a cotton in the middle
In the Middle Ages, a privy cleaner was a toilet cleaner.
No, paper was originally invented by the Egyptians by weaving papyrus paper together to create a thin sheet. Different methods were invented to make paper though in the medieval ages and one of them was to dry out animal skins and stretch them. Rag content paper was invented during the middle ages, and this was important because the older types of paper did not work well on printing presses.
Recycled toilet paper is made from used paper. It isn't made from used toilet paper. That would be gross.
"Toilet papier" is the term for toilet paper in Afrikaans.
yes toilet paper is a solid.
The fact that it is paper for a toilet
No thick toilet paper is not responsible for clogging the toilet, Toilet paper of any thickness is designed to flush away.
Because the toilet paper is the wheel and the line that holds the toilet paper up is the axle so that makes a toilet paper dispenser a wheel and axle!!:)
No, toilet paper is made from wood pulp or recycled paper, not used toilet paper. The fibers in used toilet paper are too short and damaged to be recycled into new paper products.
As soft as Mcdonalds toilet paper