Before the 1890s, toilet paper came in square sheets in a box, unlike the rolled toilet paper above. Erica Brewer You had better not come back from the store without it, or your roommates will be mad.
Toilet paper is right there on the list along with the usual milk and bread.
While you may be opting to pay for sandpaper instead of quilted softness, you might want to reconsider that dry toilet paper in your shopping cart. Kimberly-Clark Corporation has found a new spin to toilet paper on a roll. They have added moisture and a new dispenser to a product that hasn t had an innovation like this since the 1890s. The concept of moist toilet paper on a roll came after the company looked at responses from a consumer survey, said Linda Kwong, representative for Kimberly-Clark at Brouillard Communications. With those statistics in mind, Kimberly-Clark designed a dispenser that provides consumers with both a conventional roll of toilet paper and the new moist roll.