The Great Debate

can there be a choice c which means either, because TP is TP i just want it i don't care which way it comes out as long as there is some

 

^^^^^Well, there's always that...........+2

 

OK tested it in my house. Three girls and me, went through the house and put all TP in 3 bathrooms to the "A" location. At the end of the day I checked, backed to "B" position.
Yesterday before they all got home I change it all back to "A", last night youngest yell's "MOMMY someones messing with the paper". Before I went to bed all TP in the "B" position.

My position on the matter, I am screwed 3 to 1, so I will go along with it.
Soon they will be in the teen's.......then I really am "nuts and bolts"

 

your my hero for putting it to the test on all those girls 'bow........brave man you are....

 

I prefer a roll of tp on it's side on the counter.

When it's spooled, I prefer "B".

 

B. it drives me crazy when people do it the other (WRONG!) way

 

Yesterday my boyfriend even put the paper towels on backwards guess I should be happy he put them on at all...whats with guys not putting rolls back on the holder anyway??

 

This is an actual Zero-Gravity Toilet Assembly from a
Soyuz Spacecraft that flew
to the MIR Space Station.

It is a Real Piece of
Russian Space History. ​

Cosmonauts living and working in space have the same hygiene needs as people on Earth. They wash their hair, brush their teeth, shave and go to the bathroom. However, due to the zero gravity environment, they use different methods to take care of themselves verses here on Earth. Life in space does present certain difficulties around personal hygiene. There is only one tiny bathroom, containing a urinal, an odor bacteria filter and vacuum vent.

The urinal has a flexible
hose with attachable funnels. Each cosmonaut has a personal funnel, differently shaped for men and women. ​

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The zero gravity toilet uses airflow to carry
waste away from the cosmonaut's body.

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There is also a holding
tank which stores the waste
until it can be processed
by onboard systems. These types of toilets
were also used aboard
the Salyut spacecraft.

Here is the Zero-Gravity Toilet mounted on a
display board.​

Here is our Zero Gravity Toilet on display at the Museum of Discovery & Science in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Here is a modern Zero-Gravity Toilet
onboard the International Space Station.​

Astronauts "clamp" themselves to the toilet because of the weightless environment.
On each side of the toilet seat are things that look like handles. Prior to solid waste collection, an astronaut floats over the seat, pulls up on these handles (against a spring force) and twists them inward over their thighs. The spring force clamps the thighs and keeps the astronaut from floating away. Urine is distilled to create purified water. The recovered water is pure enough to drink, but few astronauts are willing to do so. So the recovered water is mostly used in the Electron unit. The "Electron" passes electricity through water, separating it into hydrogen and oxygen. The hydrogen is vented as a waste product, and the oxygen is added to the station’s atmosphere. Solid waste goes into bags that are stored in airtight containers, which are eventually loaded onto Progress freighters that burn up in the Earth’s atmosphere.
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this guy ive always done the tp side "b", the warden doesnt care.....dammit i do. and she has the nerve to call me complicated when the answer for everything has been answered in our 5 years together

 

I've just shown this to my wife as I've been teaching her "A" is the way...My evil grandmother rolls hers "B"...and anything that reminds me of that hag pisses me off....so we are an "A" household.

 

does it really matter? im glad if theres TP in the holder, and i dont have to waddle to the cabinet to get more.

 

Amen!

 

How can you roll its backwards that's just not right its got to go away from the wall so b all the way

 

Where is the option for "I don't put the roll on the holder"?

I just lay it on the toilet tank and wait for the g/f or maid to install it whichever way.

 

True. The other meaning of the phrase "two in the bush".

 

my TP never ends up on the roll, it sits on the floor but on the rare occasion it does end up on the roll, it is B for sure because there is more tearing leverage

 

Deja vu .

OZ