There’s no toilet paper anywhere because socialism

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schuylaar

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blu3bird said:
Yeah I couldn't find Clorox/Lysol wipes so I come up with this instead - reusable/washable wipes and multisurface cleaner
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I'm going back to the store again today to get a couple cans of coffee, coffee filters, another half gallon of alcohol and probably a couple cases of beer. If run I out of those things, it's going to get real ugly
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but if you go to the laundry section there are jugs of bleach all you have to do is pour in spray bottle 50/50 with water.
 
BurtMaklin

BurtMaklin

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Hydrogen peroxide 3% solution works as well. I always have a gallon of 29% on hand for disinfecting between grows, so I mixed some up for counters, doorknobs and light switches until wipes and stuff are back in stock.
 
blu3bird

blu3bird

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I was just in the right place at the right time. The stockers just brought a pallet of TP and paper towels out to put on the shelf and I happened to walk by.

People were snatching it off the pallet before it even made it to the shelf, it was madness
 
blu3bird

blu3bird

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UncleBuck said:
They have it at the front of the store and are rationing it here
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It's some bullshit that these people in society have to be treated like children. There's no reason someone has to take a goddamn cart full of TP. I hope you can get what you need for you and your family now
 
blu3bird

blu3bird

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Sir Napsalot said:
I gave my neighbor a couple of rolls today because he said they were down to using napkins
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Plumbers are not going to be happy when people start flushing napkins, paper towels and newspaper down the toilets.

My uncle was getting low on TP and ready to start using newspaper, so I shared my supply with him, out of that 18 pack I got yesterday I kept 6 rolls and gave him 12

I salute you fellow American for looking out for and helping a neighbor
 
OldMedUser

OldMedUser

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In Taiwan the gov't jumped in early and imposed limits across the board to prevent hoarding and life is normal as hell over there. Watched a CBC Marketplace doc about it the other day. Not an empty shelf to be seen and people going about their normal lives tho wearing masks and being extra clean. Right next door to China too.

It's everyone so adverse to paying taxes so our gov'ts have to cut back on everything so there's just enough to get the job done when it's all normal but little regard for an emergency situation like this. Not enough medical staff, not enough hospital beds, bridges falling apart and infrastructure everywhere on the edge of failure.

Running around like chickens with their heads chopped off seems to be the way they react to upsets. At least the US is #1 again in that regard! ;)

Still lots of guns and ammo on the shelves so you don't have to go without if you get desperate. lol
 
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