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Why is toilet paper always double ply?
Why not make it single ply... but with a thicker ply that equals the thickness of regular double ply?1
1I think that's the most I've ever used the word ply. Not just in one sentence, but ever.
3 comments:
You've never seen Cottonelle TP - it's one-ply, but not in a bad way.
I shudder to think where you wrote this post from.
I think 2 ply (ie two thin sheets) is easier to break down in septic systems for sure.. dunno if this advantage helps city sewer. with a small air pocket between the plys it also adds to the perceived "softness" on your rear. I think they inject air into the paper when they are pulling it to increase softness - there may be some manufacturing advantage with doing that in thin sheets then thick ones. who knows...
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