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Originally Posted by Stitchawl
I just read recently that municipalities all over the US are spending millions of dollars on sewer repair because of the huge jump in wet tissue usage. Although most of them are biodegradable, they don't break down as quickly as ordinary tissue when flushed down the toilet, and thus are forming impenetrable blockages that have to be manually removed. Some towns and cities have installed special 'locators' to figure out which houses are responsible so they can bill the owners for the work. Expect to see new legislation soon. Personally, I'd be happy to pay if I could get the comfort of these things....
Stitchawl
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Canada seems to be a land of highly delicate and sensitive tushes, and cast iron shnozzes. At least if the quality of tissue is the indicator. On the other hand, the ONLY kind I see here is that which is highly biodegradable, since this is a community of septic tanks.
Back home and back on routine. Fresh squeezed orange juice just finished, and Peet's English Breakfast tea brewing. Life is good.