How to Select the Right Toilet Paper?

Answer 1

Watch out if your wife sends you to the store to buy some toilet paper. If you don't return home with the right brand and type of toilet paper, be prepared to get in to a heated argument that you can never win. While men will use just about any toilet paper without complaint, women are must more fussy over the type of toilet paper they use.

The key factor in the selection of toilet paper for women is its softness. Forget about trying to pass off a cheap, bargain brand as being just as good as the national brand. Don't try to save a dollar or two by buying the toilet paper that is on sale. It is not worth it. Keep your wife happy by buying her favorite brand and style of toilet paper.

Now I don't mean to lump all women in to one category, but it certainly seems from anecdotal evidence, that women don't care about saving money when it comes to toilet paper. Go ahead and get her the Extra Soft Charmin in the giant roll. There are bigger and more important battles to fight.

If you happen to be a single man or have a mate that does not fit in with the majority of women when it comes to toilet paper, you can save some money by employing a very specific toilet paper buying strategy.

Never buy national brands unless they are on sale. You will do much better if you buy the store brand. For softness and comfort, many supermarket brands of toilet paper or lesser known names in the field produce a very good product. The fact is most toilet paper comes from the same paper mills that produce the national brands.

Generic versions of toilet paper can sell at a discount of 25% or more of the price for the national brand. You can look at the package and see the ply count and the length of the roll to compare two or more different packages of toilet paper.

In the end, toilet paper is there to do a job. If your can't afford to buy the toilet paper that everyone likes, you'll just have to make do with a cheaper roll.

Answer 2

When selecting toilet paper, consider factors such as its ply count, softness, strength, and absorbency. Additionally, take into account your personal preferences, such as whether you prefer scented or unscented toilet paper. It's also a good idea to choose toilet paper that is septic-safe if you have a septic system.