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Remember the Great Toilet Paper ... about how much paper every bathroom visitor is consuming. And to that end, we present his IoT toilet sheet tracker. His 3D printed roll holder has a Hall ...

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They're cleaner and more environmentally friendly than just plain old toilet paper. But there's one place where bidets are not so welcome, which made us wonder: Why haven't they caught on in the US?

Then I realized what was going on: the carts were piled high with toilet paper. We are amid the Second Great Toilet Paper Panic. The first occurred in the early days of the Covid pandemic when ...

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Whenever possible, use a restroom stall with toilet paper that is almost completely covered in a metal or plastic holder, which will guard against splattering water and germs. Use hot-air hand ...

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Following is a transcription of the video: Narrator: The US is used to making and selling more than 7 billion pounds of toilet paper a year. So how did shelves end up looking like this?