Colored toilet paper? We had heard the black TP thing going around as the new hot item, which OK... we can see how it would be a cool thing for a club but now the same company has added other dayglow colors to it's line up as well if you're in need of color in the family restroom.
ahemm...we're just having a slight issue with ...the idea [sure it doesn't happen]....of dye transfer issues? a green 'package' wouldn't be so alluring.




Heh, I use the term lady parts too and i completely agree that this is something no one needs.
when i say shit you ask what color.
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You should do this as a poll.
My answer is no. Unbleached, unprocessed, and natural TP, yes. Putting more dye into the paper? No. We do not need this and it shouldn't be placed in our environment or our landfills.
N O.
In addition to what Lisa says (we don't need this in our environment!) there is potential for urinary tract infections for women who are sensitive to dye. Secondly, and I hope this isn't too graphic or TMI for this site, but as Celine Dion says "The Truth is in Ze Poop". Checking your waste is a way to check for problems (such as blood in the stool) and colored toilet paper would get in the way.
I will be sticking to white toilet paper. There are countless other ways to include color in the bathroom, toilet paper doesn't need to be one of them.
Not to hate on something so minor as toilet paper, but... this is the interior design version of being a fashion victim. If you need to match everything that thoroughly... Obsessive Compulsive Disorder much?
Also, I don't like things that look glowy and toxic near my lady parts. I'm just saying.
A few years ago, didn't someone manufacture Gucci double-G logo TP before they were served a cease-and-desist order by LVMH? Maybe they did it as an art project? Gosh, where's Tyler Brule when you need him...
about 25 years ago colored TP was very popular. It was pulled off the market because of health concerns.