Toilet Paper and Wipes

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  • Childminder
    Advanced Daycare.com Member
    • Oct 2009
    • 1500

    #16
    We have a septic, as apposed to a sewer, and we only use one layer tissue Scott to be exact. None of the Northern, Charmin, double quilted layer stuff that clogs toilets and no wipes are allowed in my bathroom. The guy that pumps our septic is amazed that we don't have issues having a day care here, he sees all kind of problem s because of non composing products.
    I see little people.

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    • Lucy
      Daycare.com Member
      • Jan 2010
      • 1654

      #17
      Originally posted by butterfly
      They should make toilet paper similar to this... http://lifehacker.com/5864555/remove...box-of-tissues

      It seems like if they made them like a tissue, the kids would use less. But then maybe it'd be more fun?:confused:
      Off topic, but you can do this with a paper towel roll also. Great for outdoor picnics and camping. Leave the roll in the plastic bag and punch a hole in the top. Remove the cardboard, and you have an automatic paper towel dispenser!! The towels won't come unrolled and get dirty when they inevitably fall on the ground and unravel as they roll 10 feet away!!! Smash the roll a little bit to fold the cardboard, making it a bit easier to remove it.

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      • daycare_jen
        Daycare.com Member
        • Feb 2014
        • 50

        #18
        Originally posted by itlw8

        Though I have read flushable wipes will clog a sewer.

        they will... our town posted a facebook status calling out certain neighborhoods for clogging the sewers with them and telling them to stop flushing them. .


        When I have had a dck that was excessive with tp, I have just given them their allotted amount and put the rest up so they don't have access to it.

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        • butterfly
          Daycare.com Member
          • Nov 2012
          • 1627

          #19
          Originally posted by Lucy
          Off topic, but you can do this with a paper towel roll also. Great for outdoor picnics and camping. Leave the roll in the plastic bag and punch a hole in the top. Remove the cardboard, and you have an automatic paper towel dispenser!! The towels won't come unrolled and get dirty when they inevitably fall on the ground and unravel as they roll 10 feet away!!! Smash the roll a little bit to fold the cardboard, making it a bit easier to remove it.
          good tip!

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          • WImom
            Advanced Daycare.com Member
            • Jun 2010
            • 1639

            #20
            Originally posted by sahm1225
            I buy the smaller rolls of single ply toilet paper for daycare. It stops them from using a ton since it's not so soft.
            I do the same. I also have the wet wipes up higher and they need to ask for those. That way they only get one.

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