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Question: anyone use the tubeless (ie, no cardboard interior) type of tp with this?  wondering if the two side tabs are long enough to keep the roll in place
Document: I think I might be speaking to a small demographic here, but to those of you whom have cats who use the toilet, this is a must! We trained our cat to use the toilet about 5 years ago. We love that part, no litter pan is awesome. However we had to keep the toilet paper up high ever since because while she is trying to "cover the smell" which she does instinctively, I guess, she would scratch a giant pile of paper into the toilet, most of the roll every time.
The EZ-Load Toilet Paper Holder is easy to install and use. We bought it mainly to discourage our kitten's destruction of toilet paper rolls. So far, it works. One possible problem is that when a new roll is loaded, it protrudes enough so that the kitten could get at it. Leaving the underside of the roll exposed as the EZ-Load does now does not seem to be attracting the kitten, but he's a bright little fellow and might eventually figure it out. It's unlikely, however, that he could completely unload an entire roll.
Since I don't have anything white in my bathrooms it would look out of place. I would recommend this to anyone. Of course I don't have cats so that is not an issue for me.
If you are curious about this product and design I would like to share that I previously owned a similar 'one step loading' holder. This other paper holder was the original design produced by RubberMaid (but without the 'lid' top). I liked it very much & it also had a modern design (btw - RubberMaid now makes a cheap 'skimpy' looking version & discontinued the good one I used to have). After 12 years of use one of the prongs that holds the roll in place broke. But more importantly before that happened I began to notice that the width of toilet paper rolls was being reduced by all manufactures (2013) from 4 &#34; wide to only 4&#34; wide - so that my original RubberMaid units retractable prongs wouldn't hold these newer thinner rolls if you tugged on the paper too quickly.
This is my second holder of this type. The first one is used above a heating duct, which used to unroll paper on a standard holder. These work great to prevent that. This second one I bought for our new RV, to keep the paper from unrolling when bouncing down the road. Great product.
Finally, a cat proof tp holder. Keeps my kitties from leaving the entire roll in a white pile on the floor of the bathroom.Now if I could just find one for the paper towel dispenser in the kithchen.
We bought this toilet paper holder because of the cat issue, but it did not prevent the cat from shredding up the tp. The only thing so far that has diminsished the cat shredding our tp is buying the cheap one-ply tp, but who likes that? Not even the cat, apparently. The device makes it very convenient to switch out the empty roll with a new one. It isn't fancy or particularly nice to look at but it is very practical if you are not having the cat problem. So if you want it for the convenience factor, by it.
We love this item. SO simple to change the roll. Old one took two hands this is on and off in a flash. Wish I'd changed old one out ages ago. Husband and daughter will even change the roll now! love it!
I purchase two of these toilet paper holders because they were supposed to be cat proof, well they are not. I have tried hanging the paper both ways on the holder and my kittens are still getting the paper off the roll. I also made sure that the paper was not hanging over or under the holder. They look nice, but they are not cat proof.
This is an amazing invention. It works flawlessly. the Toilet Paper roll simply snaps into place, and can be removed easily when needed, or when empty. It is the answer to all the spring loaded axles on most toilet paper holders. You will wonder why everyone doesn't own one. Well worth the price
Answer: yes