What would we do if we ran out of toilet paper? It’s not something a lot of people think about when a chaos situation makes itself known! We are concentrating on bugging out or bugging in, food, fire, and water, right?
A lot of people figure if they run out of T.P. they can always use a leaf. Leave that to a wandering Xena, Warrior Princess and consider some alternates!
After all, toilet paper is a pretty valuable resource but not exactly something you can use more than once, right?
Let’s look for homemade alternatives for toilet paper!
After the break, go on over to the next page, and we will give you some great ideas on how you can create a terrific substitute for toilet paper!
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Hygiene will be necessary. Not toilet paper. 2/3 of the worlds population does not use TP.
In the woods leaves work
Snow balls work the best. Wipes and washes in one stroke.
Bumm-er topic…
why not have every family mbr use a personal “rag” and wash/rinse and dry with every use…
I always make sure I have plenty of Poison Oak, Poison Ivy, Stinging Nettle and Poison Sumac growing near me to use for$#%&!@*wipe.
are you sure?
I have read the suggestion to use the plant Lamb’s Ear. This probably won’t work well with regular flush toilets.
What did we use before it was invented
Your left hand.
water and a rag will do just fine
Heck, society will be broken. Might as well grow some dingleberries. 😀
Leaves
Old timeres
Leaves
Corn husk
Newspaper
Libs money
But they use 3 quarters. 2 dimes an a nickel
And most just walk around with
Dingle berrys
Have nice day
Truley in old days leaves
But alot of ppl smelt like$#%&!@*im told
But hell alot if ppl now smell like s**t
Old timers in summer would$#%&!@*in outhouse go to creek an wash$#%&!@*But now days most ppl dont even wash there$#%&!@*dont figure dingleberrys
Yep…keep plenty of Clorox or some sort of bleach and soap on hand. Also have ready where some ppl keep a spray bottle on hand to wash afterwards.
Storing magazines that arent glossy and news paper is good…it stacks and stores much better than big bundles of TP.
That worked 85 to 100 years.m ago….
Ppl used Sears and Robuck catalogs.
Funny how no one said water….
Moss is a wonderful spongy substitute
We got two hundred and forty acres of corn cobs, you know what I will be using,,LMBO,, LOL
A rag and a creek, rinse and repeat!
I think cloth is the way to go. People still use cloth diapers, which is really the same thing, and they can be used for menstrual flow, too. Yes you have to clean them, but they are reusable until they are but rags. I guess if all you know is paper towels and paper diapers, you might have trouble envisioning it.
After reading that I’m thinking a spray bottle with water and drip dry!
Sears catalog……oh wait