"I love this." Gardener shares amazing tip using old toilet paper rolls: 'This is a super cute idea' first appeared on The ...

"Awesome idea." Dog trainer shares money-saving method to make use of old toilet paper rolls: 'My lab loves it when I do this ...

Instead of throwing out the cardboard center roll from your paper towel or toilet paper roll, put it to good use in the garden. Cut it into segments, and press it into the soil around your newly ...

The idea for perforated toilet paper was originally patented by Wheeler’s Albany Perforated Wrapping Paper Company in 1871 and then re-patented again in a roll-form in 1891 as a way of ...

To support his claim that “Cottonelle’s hole is huge now,” he pulls previous toilet paper rolls from his trash; they are significantly smaller than the Cottonelle roll he originally showed ...

For starters, the big rolls don’t fit in old houses. “What are we going to do?” Richardson said. “Get a mason in to carve out a new holder?” Well, you could buy a toilet paper roll extender.

Looking to repurpose these old tubes? Here, we gathered some creative, expert-approved ideas that will take your garden to the next level. Toilet paper rolls make for wonderful seed starters.

The 25-year-old said her taste for ... ate about eight sheets of toilet paper at a time and admitted going to “the bathroom just to get some toilet roll.” “It does fill me up quite a bit ...

He notes that old Charmin toilet paper had as many as 650 sheets in a single-ply roll; its mega-XXL today has just 440 sheets. An older Charmin regular roll had 82 sheets versus just 55 today.

The inventor of perforated toilet paper Seth Wheeler illustrated his new and futuristic creation with the paper going up and over the roll. The Google Patents Database also displays a series of ...