How to Grow Your Own Toilet Paper

[Talyn]

For those that like to go organic.

How to Grow Your Own Toilet Paper - Current Homesteading

Most homesteaders begin their journey with the desire to be fully self-sufficient. From food, to power, to transportation, this can be quite a process. Oftentimes, however, the simplest needs are overlooked in favor of more flashy pursuits, but the devil is in the details. Have you ever...

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Just make sure you know what poison ivy looks like.

 

[David N.]

For those that like to go organic.

How to Grow Your Own Toilet Paper - Current Homesteading

Most homesteaders begin their journey with the desire to be fully self-sufficient. From food, to power, to transportation, this can be quite a process. Oftentimes, however, the simplest needs are overlooked in favor of more flashy pursuits, but the devil is in the details. Have you ever...

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Just make sure you know what poison ivy looks like.

Leaves of three, leave them be.

 

[BobM]

Thanks, for an interesting read and topic Talyn,
Used to be Sears and other catalogues and corn cobs were staples of many places for various reasons? (By the way, newsprint can be toxic.) Now, with no more or fewer catalogues and windows it's a bit rougher on bottom ends? Alternatives? Rags to riches ....and possibly to rumps too? And, cactus is way too far out?

On bidets? There are kits available to make the average toilet into one. Similar to toilet seat installations, just connect to water supply. Bidets with covers and lids may make good magazine storage too? - no, not really

No TP? - Good bye cruel world?

 

[cico7]

 

[TEXASforLIFE]

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You'll never know if it's yours or not

 

[KillerFord1977]

Oh, heck no !!

(… and not touching all the jokes in that pic either !!! )

 

[TEXASforLIFE]

Oh, heck no !!

(… and not touching all the jokes in that pic either !!! )

Please eat before use

 

[javbike]

For those that like to go organic.

How to Grow Your Own Toilet Paper - Current Homesteading

Most homesteaders begin their journey with the desire to be fully self-sufficient. From food, to power, to transportation, this can be quite a process. Oftentimes, however, the simplest needs are overlooked in favor of more flashy pursuits, but the devil is in the details. Have you ever...

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Just make sure you know what poison ivy looks like.

Ha ha itchy butt

 

[Sld1959]

My best friend had to cut off the tops of his socks a couple times in the woods lol.

 

[David N.]

Didn't know you were Asian!

I don't get it. Please explain further. Could be construed as inappropriate.

 

[David N.]

My best friend had to cut off the tops of his socks a couple times in the woods lol.

That's why I always carry a hanky.

 

[cico7]

I don't get it. Please explain further. Could be construed as inappropriate.

Yeah, I took it off.

 

[Talyn]

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Got to keep using that one until you wear off all the kernals.

 

[cico7]

Got to keep using that one until you wear off all the kernals.

Farmers used to soak it in water to soften it.

 

[BobM]

You'll never know if it's yours or not

....a new reasoning for scratch and sniff? - OUCH!

 

[BobM]

That's why I always carry a hanky.

....or at least folded up tissue in pockets?

 

[Talyn]

That's why I always carry a hanky.

Remember to use both sides

 

[Annihilator]

 

[David N.]

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Owie!

 

[papa]

I always carried folded paper towels in my back pocket. 3 or 4 folded paper towels and you can take care of any BM you might have in the woods and you don't have to worry about using the wrong leaves.