Which toilet paper

[Oscar24]

The thinnest toilet paper known to man is at Clacket Lane services on the M25!
Could ask them who their supplier is..........

 

[KINGFISHER 9]

Thetford ... it's made for the job (!) ...... :encouragement:

 

[rubberduck]

The thinnest toilet paper known to man is at Clacket Lane services on the M25!
Could ask them who their supplier is..........

 

[nav1]

thanks to all for your response - for now it will be via the chandlery, but will certainly look at the other suggestions.....except bagging up, which is not an option!!

cheers

 

[rafiki_]

thanks to all for your response - for now it will be via the chandlery, but will certainly look at the other suggestions.....except bagging up, which is not an option!!

cheers

The Sealand bog roll is best bought direct from LeeSan.

 

[Davy_S]

rather disgustingly bag up their paper like a Greek holiday resort in the '80's

They still do so in Greece.[/QUOTE]
It is done for a reason! a lot of property uses a septic tank/ or soakaway, septic tanks are emptied, so no problem, a soakaway can function for years and years without a problem, until some tourist decides they can put loo paper, wet wipes and even nappies down it! of course this blocks it up, and it fails to function as it was designed, the properties connected up to mains sewerage drains have no such problems.

 

[DPH]

What do you do on a Greek boat?!

 

[Davy_S]

What do you do on a Greek boat?!

Evade tax of course!

 

[rafiki_]

What do you do on a Greek boat?!

You have a bin bag for bog roll. Actually it works quite well. There are bins at all ports so just dispose as you would the rest of the rubbish.

 

[Momac]

They still do so in Greece.

It is done for a reason! a lot of property uses a septic tank/ or soakaway, septic tanks are emptied, so no problem, a soakaway can function for years and years without a problem, until some tourist decides they can put loo paper, wet wipes and even nappies down it! of course this blocks it up, and it fails to function as it was designed, the properties connected up to mains sewerage drains have no such problems.[/QUOTE]

Wet wipes and nappies are not for disposal via a toilet even if on a mains sewer in the UK. ....or anywhere else in the world.

 

[Davy_S]

Wet wipes and nappies are not for disposal via a toilet even if on a mains sewer in the UK. ....or anywhere else in the world.

Unfortunately, not all people adhere to this, even in the UK, when they go on holiday overseas, they have no consideration for rules and regulations, they park their brains at the airport.