Toilet Paper Rolls Getting Narrower at David Maberry blog

Toilet Paper Rolls Getting Narrower. There's a good reason for that — toilet paper rolls are shrinking. The changes are subtle and might evade less. If that’s not hitting you as remarkable, though,. While anecdotal evidence suggests that toilet paper rolls may be getting narrower, there is limited concrete data to support this claim. So, to answer your question: The rolls may be fatter, but the width is narrower — and the cardboard tube is bigger. The old standard square sheet of 4.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches long has been getting increasingly smaller. The consumer advocacy group said that rolls are becoming narrower, cardboard tubes are getting bigger, and sheets are shrinking in. While it may seem deceptive to shrink toilet paper with little notice aside from the fine print — and to compare “mega” and “double” rolls to. Slimmed down toilet paper, fewer cookies in a bag, less conditioner in squeeze tubes. In the past couple of years, major brands like charmin, angel soft and costco's kirkland signature have all reduced the number of individual sheets on each toilet paper roll.

The old standard square sheet of 4.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches long has been getting increasingly smaller. While it may seem deceptive to shrink toilet paper with little notice aside from the fine print — and to compare “mega” and “double” rolls to. There's a good reason for that — toilet paper rolls are shrinking. While anecdotal evidence suggests that toilet paper rolls may be getting narrower, there is limited concrete data to support this claim. Slimmed down toilet paper, fewer cookies in a bag, less conditioner in squeeze tubes. In the past couple of years, major brands like charmin, angel soft and costco's kirkland signature have all reduced the number of individual sheets on each toilet paper roll. If that’s not hitting you as remarkable, though,. The changes are subtle and might evade less. The consumer advocacy group said that rolls are becoming narrower, cardboard tubes are getting bigger, and sheets are shrinking in. So, to answer your question:

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Toilet Paper Rolls Getting Narrower The rolls may be fatter, but the width is narrower — and the cardboard tube is bigger. The old standard square sheet of 4.5 inches wide by 4.5 inches long has been getting increasingly smaller. Slimmed down toilet paper, fewer cookies in a bag, less conditioner in squeeze tubes. While it may seem deceptive to shrink toilet paper with little notice aside from the fine print — and to compare “mega” and “double” rolls to. If that’s not hitting you as remarkable, though,. So, to answer your question: There's a good reason for that — toilet paper rolls are shrinking. The consumer advocacy group said that rolls are becoming narrower, cardboard tubes are getting bigger, and sheets are shrinking in. The changes are subtle and might evade less. In the past couple of years, major brands like charmin, angel soft and costco's kirkland signature have all reduced the number of individual sheets on each toilet paper roll. The rolls may be fatter, but the width is narrower — and the cardboard tube is bigger. While anecdotal evidence suggests that toilet paper rolls may be getting narrower, there is limited concrete data to support this claim.