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Vera wrote: ↑19th Jan 2024 at 3:30pm We find the most cost effective is the bulk pack toilet tissue. the blighters can only pull so many individual sheets out at a time. and no expensive and troublesome branded roll dispensers.

Don't want to appear too thick, but which do you mean and what do the dispensers look like? I like the sound of them!

Beepy wrote: ↑24th Jan 2024 at 4:23pm Don't want to appear too thick, but which do you mean and what do the dispensers look like? I like the sound of them!

Not thick at all, there are so many different types of loo roll out there..

Bulk pack is idividual sheets folded into a square ish block so when one sheet is pulled the next appears.
like this...
https://www.manchestercleaningsupplies. ... gKTovD_BwE

the dispensers are like this
https://www.manchestercleaningsupplies. ... gIuG_D_BwE

These are not suppliers I use but the products are the same.

Vera wrote: ↑24th Jan 2024 at 5:24pm Not thick at all, there are so many different types of loo roll out there..

Bulk pack is idividual sheets folded into a square ish block so when one sheet is pulled the next appears.
like this...
https://www.manchestercleaningsupplies. ... gKTovD_BwE

the dispensers are like this
https://www.manchestercleaningsupplies. ... gIuG_D_BwE

These are not suppliers I use but the products are the same.

They look good, I'm guessing unlike the rolls it is harder to waste?

Beepy wrote: ↑25th Jan 2024 at 7:10am They look good, I'm guessing unlike the rolls it is harder to waste?

Yes, it prevents more than a few sheets coming out together, so fairly good on that point.
Obviously if someone wants to sit there pulling sheet after sheet then there is not a lot you can do but that goes with all the other toilet paper types.
The refills are cheap as there is no tubes or plastic bits, it's just paper..