This Toilet Paper Solution Is Cleaner and Free

[@helened6896]

It's so nice that people are helping each other with information.

[@eileenlester4342]

The best thing that I have found is cotton washcloths. When ready to launder put them in the washing machine with about a cup of hydrogen peroxide along with your detergent. Use your laundry soak cycle for at least 15 minutes, using cold water. Yes, I said cold water because hot water will set stains, if you are concerned about that. Don't use fabric softener because that will make them less absorbent. You should never use fabric softener for towels anyway. Also dry on delicate. Yes, you heard me. delicate! Try it and your towels will stay like new.

[@janetlomax2295]

Exactly right,i do the same thing. Hardly ever buy toilet paper anyway, keep that for guests to use. T.P uses too many resources,and clogs up the sewer system along with so called flushable wipes that mix with fats and cause 'fatburgs' in the sewers here in the U.K. 🙂❤️

[@laurienicosia3870]

That's what I've been doing for years . its much cheaper then wipes. I bought a big pack of thin cheap wash clothes and only use them for myself . I also wash them every night. It really is just common sense.

[@dianeferre1273]

Thank you for your Incredibly Knowledged Comment. This is a confirmation to my very idea. 💕🙏💕

[@15halerobert]

Thank you. With all the hording going on I wasn’t able to “load up” as I live pay check to pay check. But I expect prices on T. P. will fall when stores restock because there are likely many who won’t need T.P. for a year or more

[@CindyTemple]

Recycle a dish soap bottle also works well.

[@ennismccaffrey3227]

Cindy Temple Thank you.

[@kevingodding9316]

@Jo Gill stop being a wimp add vinegar or alcohol😆

[@queeninkim9733]

Great Idea!

[@SuziQZ]

We live paycheck to paycheck and don’t have the money to buy more than two weeks worth of tp. Thank you for doing this video.

[@BrendaBodwin]

Dollar General... Scott Comfort Plus TP. 12 packs are $5 each or (2) for $8. So, you buy (4) packs. Thats $16, but, you get an instant $3 off for spending $15 on Scott brand, that lowers them to $13. If you goto Scott. com, Kleenex. com, or Cottonelle. com, you can print $1 off 1 coupons. You can only print 2 per site, so you have to use 2 of those web sites. $13 - (4) $1 coupons = $9 for (4) 12 packs. Thats 48 rolls. Most Saturdays, the store also has a coupon for $5 off $25. So, if you add other items, that you need, to make your total $28, (because the $3 comes off automatically and your total has to be $25) your (4) $1 off coupons will come off the total, then, the $5 off $25 will come off, giving you $28 worth of stuff, for $16 + tax, and thats assuming, you have no other coupons. - Or - On a Saturday that the store runs the $5 off $25 deal, If you can print from 2 different devices at home, (library computers work too ), then you print (8) $1 Scott Comfort Plus Coupons. Grab (8) 12 packs of Scott Comfort Plus. That's $32 - $6 instant savings = $26 - $8 printed coupons = $18 - $5 off $25 = $13 for (8) 12 packs or 96 rolls. Thats a Stick up price.

[@SuziQZ]

Yanks & Brits. Same here! People are acting like they won’t get to the store for months. I am a mild tempered person and help people all the time. But I was getting pretty pissed seeing what I saw folks doing. Buying up everything! Some despicable person bought all baby supplies and was selling them at a higher price to people who needed them. My blood was boiling.

[@SuziQZ]

Yanks & Brits. I am also seeing a lot of good in people come out too❤️

[@BrendaBodwin]

@@YanksandBritsProductions oh that stinks. Sorry your stores dont have any. Our stores get sone in every week.

[@BrendaBodwin]

@@SuziQZ I heard that from sone local gals. I grabbed a bunch of baby supplies in the city, then took it to community action to be handed out. Crazy stuff.

[@donnaarmstrong1193]

I've been using peribottles for more than a quarter of a century and I don't feel clean any other way (short of showering). Lord bless you for spreading the word ...

[@livinglife8333]

I cut up a cpl old towels, keep them in a basket on the back of the toilet. Get it wet, wipe, drop into a bucket of soapy water. I just wash the bucket in the evening with bleach.

[@dakotastorms1255]

Yep if u have time and the materials use sewing machine to surge the edges but it's not mandatory

[@lenoregorman4688]

I also started using paper towel and throw in plastic bag. I'm saving what little TP I have for more serious business lol.

[@joyfulpreterist7532]

Oh no. Now there will be a rush on buying T shirts and plastic bottles.

[@JessieB_]

LOL

[@riverratrvr9225]

Haha, yep, ppl have done lost their minds...

[@margyb7469]

@@riverratrvr9225 haven't they just. Thank goodness there is still lots of sane, non selfish people around. Well make it through.

[@danceswithbadgers4024]

@@riverratrvr9225 A lot of people havent got a mind to lose. Oxygen thieves.

[@helenrogers1400]

Dawn Stead , just raid the rag bag. 👍

[@blendedtonesable]

Yep, I thought of this same idea. You can purchase a condiment bottle FOR less than a dollar. Walmart, grocery store etc.

[@TheDailyConnoisseur]

This was very comforting. I think your channel, especially now, will provide a lot of valuable information for people seeking to live a more self-sustained life. Thank you! ~Jennifer xx

[@EskimoInAlaska]

You were raised RIGHT. Your knowledge is invaluable. Thank you.

[@gr82bloved43]

Necessary post - thank you 😉

[@watchman4j]

Julie, THANKS for sharing! We raised our infants with cloth diapers....back in the 1900's LOL We, at times were even using re-usable cotton female pads. There are very affordable water toilet seat conversions that jet the water, and I've heard....supposedly popular in Europe. We own a cleaning business and I've seen 2, installed, functioning, but cannot attest that they have been a long time in operation. ( NOT endorsing purchasing any ) Personally I tried them both out ( once ). In the washing department - We've been in camping situations and used the 5 gallon bucket, and toilet plunger washing machine ( $5 budget model ) easily resourced from a local hardware store . Concerning washing and bleach, we have found that vinegar can be an alternative to using bleach. IF allergies and safety concerns lead a person in the most natural direction possible this is something to consider. It is one of the ingredients we use in our Sanitizer's we have been making and using daily for 8 yrs. PLEASE keep sharing your smile and helpful tips!!!!

[@chrispicakes6577]

Maroxa Mawson no a lot of people still don’t have a way of washing things by hand. I calculated cloth diapering but it costs me $5 to wash a load of laundry since I don’t have my own washer & dryer. It would have cost me more to do cloth diapering. I tried to wash my clothes in the tub when I didn’t have enough quarters for laundry but they did not get very clean. I went to hang them to dry on my balcony but was given a warning by my apartment management and was going to get fined $50 if I didn’t take them down. I don’t have a place to hang clothes inside & I live in a humid place where during some parts of the year clothes will get moldy before they actually dry. You don’t seem to understand that being able to cloth diaper in some situations is a privilege.

[@drbbass]

Thank you for sharing those solutions. We really have to start thinking practically, we’ve been spoiled!! I used cloth diapers so it’s just redoing what I did years ago before disposables!! Thank you for this video. Diane

[@bicyclexx7]

Very interesting I've been doing this for over 25 years exactly what you doing just I have towels reserved to dry off .

[@quantumechanicdavinci3595]

If you fit about four inches of 1/8th inch hose to the tip of the squirt bottle you will be able to use it at 90 degrees. i have found this makes it it easier to use. Urethane fuel line works the best. Thanks Julianne, great advice as always.

[@b57ecv]

Old news papers work a treat, some of my friends grandparents that's all they used many many year's ago, or a sponge and hot soapy water.

[@sabine3769]

I think remember as a child staying with grandma all she used was newspaper, then she burned it in the stove for heat. She went thru the war and was the most frugal person I saw. This generation has lived in such abundance we have no idea.

[@peetsnort]

Don't flush the newspaper as it does not break up and you will be paying the plumber to unclog

[@peetsnort]

@@YanksandBritsProductions I live in Herefordshire UK and I stockpile sardines and rice and stock cubes of all the flavours.

[@Tata-iu3fy]

We have a basket of clean wash cloths next to our bidet for drying off. We have another basket for the used cloths. We also have a spay bottle of soapy water to use as well. We haven’t had any problems with stinky smells, but then again I’m not sticking my nose close to the cloths during washing.

[@ThePatriotNurse]

YES girl! Awesome

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

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[@deborahfield521]

Buy a pack of cloth diapers to use as wipes . This is how we use to do diapers for our babies cause Pampers were too expensive so we washed diapers.

[@gr82bloved43]

Oh, and for those that may not know - how about a video on “how to make your own sanitizing spray” . 😉

[@kiras6241]

Washing is much cleaner than wipe off with toilet paper. Small plastic watering can works great as well and use small wash towels to dry yourself just like after shower👍. Yeah, cold water is not fun for sure.

[@vanessaezekiel3826]

Best toilet paper option Ive heard or seen. YOU ARE ONE SMART LADY!!!!!!

[@kimc2075]

Very Good Tips! Thank you for posting! Stay Safe!

[@josdesouza]

There's nothing like a squirt of warm water to keep your "fiofó" squeaky clean.

[@naturegirl372]

Finally, someone talking sense. Why do people blindly consider toilet paper a staple and the automatic, only way to go(no pun intended)?. I've rinsed with cloths and shower hose, for years. Feels cleaner, not wasteful, so cheap and not a worry, for whatever toxin they want to put into the paper products.

[@WayToVibe]

I work stocking at a grocery store and the people who are coming in daily now upset because everyone is panic buying toilet paper is hilarious. I stopped using toilet paper years ago and only use cut up kitchen towels now (hemmed to stop fraying in the wash). When I suggest they just use old kitchen towels instead if it's an emergency they look at me like I'm crazy. Yeah. I don't feel sorry these spoiled, rich people can't get their luxury toilet paper.

[@taracordova9998]

So you wipe poop on a washcloth!? How do you wash them !?

[@WayToVibe]

@@taracordova9998 With a washing machine, of course.

[@sparker7768]

@@taracordova9998 Or think of cloth diapers or baby's poopy underwear...they were washed before everything became disposable.

[@BittyBooBrown]

Oh hun people have went flipping crazy here fighting over crap paper lol. I was telling people last night to do this also.

[@elizabethharper9208]

I wish I had kept up this practice after having my kids. We are so entitled in this country. Growing up, my mom made me rip up newspapers and/or weekly flyers to wrap my used period pads/tampons. I wasn't allowed to use precious t.p. Both she and her mother lived during the great depression. So, I learned a lot about not wasting. Thanks for your excellent vid. I'm here via Appalachia's Homestead with Patara. Stay safe! E.

[@alfredsuhrbier4166]

In vacation we lived one week in nature. But when I must poop I hadn't tissues or others. What would you've done?

[@leonakay6491]

You make perfect sense. I had thought of a similiar thing as an alternative for TP. When we think how much TP is flushed into the system, we do need think of another way with the overwhelming disposal of our huge waste. The other alternative is to use the shower after using the toilet. Most showers have hand-held shower heads, and with the use of cut-up sheets or some form of cloth (a second hand-cloth), you can wash what you need to with this option. When I was a baby, I wore white terry-cotton nappies, and they were lightly rinsed (certain contents disposed of ), then placed in a solution to soak. They were then washed and dried in the sun on the clothes-line. I never had nappy rash. It does take more time, and this is the issue with our present society. The generations today just rely on disposable nappies far too much. Far too much waste. Plastics are another issue. We need to change the way we do things. Love your sensible video. From Australia with thanks.

[@lindamarsteller5598]

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[@margyweeks7201]

Leona Buchester j

[@Europa1749]

A large bottle which had shampoo or other product in it and where one side of the lid snaps up....these work really well because they can be aimed directly to the area. I put a dot of permanent marker where the water comes out just so it's easily indicated which side to aim.

[@ennismccaffrey3227]

When my neighbors installed a bidet I laughed, not so anymore! Great video and comments, thank you and be well.

[@lenoregorman4688]

I had a friend who was impressed with bidets, I laughed, too. He died 2 yrs ago, and NOW I'm thinking, well..... it's not so funny now!

[@joannesorrell8568]

Alternative to toilet paper get a hand held sponge scrub at the dollar tree, use a spray bottle with soap and water. Its great we are all sharing our ideas substuting for toilet paper.

[@anonymousanomaly9538]

Fun fact: I believe it takes 1.5 pounds of wood, 37 gallons of water (plus electricity) to make ONE roll of toilet paper. They bleach it white when it's about to go in the sewer and use tons of fuel to transport it. It's really pretty ludicrous.

[@leighsutherland6222]

That does not make sense. Get the facts before posting. It is not bleached right before it goes into the sewer!

[@anonymousanomaly9538]

​@@leighsutherland6222, I'm not sure what doesn't make sense to you. Standard, super white TP that most of us are used to is, of course, bleached. Immediately after use, it is then flushed into the sewer. You can do a search for "unbleached toilet paper" (as well as other unbleached paper products) if you need a comparison. Perhaps consider toning down the condescension; it's really not necessary or right to speak down to one another. Patient guidance, suggestion and correction is a pretty great way to operate.

[@JF-fx2qv]

I'd double check your facts. FYI: Bleach is used to break down wood fibers in order to make paper.

[@yardlimit8695]

i think your facts are a little off..............usually it turns brown just before it's about to go into the sewer,,,,,,,,,,,,you might want to check MY FACTS on that...........feel free.

[@donnawoodford6641]

Brown or white or black or green, paper is not instantly renewable which is the overarching fact of the video. So, forget about toilet papering a treehouse.✔️

[@naturesgateway]

In the early 1900's most country homes had outhouses, of course no water there, and they used the old catalogs - lots of jokes about the "Sears catalogs have 3 purposes, one for dreaming about what you would like, one for buying what you need, and the other for the 'special use" in the outhouse.

[@RobertasArtisticAdventures]

A great and informative video as always, Julianne! Years ago my daughter told me about how she and her family were going to use Family Cloth. I was grossed out at first and fought trying it myself for a year. Then I decided to commit to trying it for a year. I bought lots of fun flannel fabrics and sewed lots of 5 inch square piece of doubled and finish stitched squares of flannel to create my own Family Cloth. I LOVE using my Family Cloth in place of toilet paper! It is soft and absorbent and can be washed and reused.

[@CreateArtFlow]

Thank you this is a great video. I didn’t panic and buy toilet paper and this is a good replacement. ☺️👍🏻

[@mchrysogelos7623]

thank you for this lovely, useful post! I love hearing these old ways of doing things! I have been going back in time over the last decade! continuing on the journey to the past! ha ha

[@jeanetteharris373]

I recently saw a 4 pack of cottonelle on a FB marketplace for $20. Yep, people are crazy. I have several bags of white washcloths from where I used to do facial spas. These will be perfect with the water bottle, if needed!

[@SunnieDIY]

This is a great electric free solution but another cheap solution if someone wanted a bidet is a bidet attachment for existing toilets. Amazon has one for like 40 bucks. That requires installing and does hot and just normal tap (for lots of places right now ice cold). For right now this makes more sense but for a cheap long term solution you could install a bidet attachment to your own toilet get a bidet without having to install a whole new expensive toilet.

[@Satters]

check your local regulations first, such an attachment is not normally legal under UK water bylaws due to the risk of back-siphonage and supply contamination,

[@SunnieDIY]

@@Satters wow that's odd this one is attached to the sink water to spray not the toilet bowl water in any way. It is important to check though. Here its legal. My only issue is my sink is against the other wall and my shower is next to the toilet so in order to use the splitter it would be to the toilet (before it goes into the water storage in the toilet) and it's too cold here in Maine for that lol. Or just out of the tap water is icy cold lol.

[@colly1952]

Just as simple: Just remove the little tube from a dollar store spray bottle and hold the bottle upside down. You just set the nozle to a jet. I just tried it, it works really well.

[@redrose-wb4bw]

Thanks for doing a video on this subject. Always nice to to find alternatives to those throw away expenses. Recycling at its best.

[@danceswithbadgers4024]

I been telling my kids about these old methods for ever, planting the seed in their heads, just what did people do when toilet paper didnt exist? After all its a modern day convenience, and costs a fortune over time. Thanks for the video!

[@Jaqcarrera]

This upload was great! Thank you for sharing this.

[@cjsrescues]

Cheap packs of washcloths from walmart. Get white ones so they dont fade bleach out.

[@jancurcio5573]

Thank you for these tips. We may all be needing to follow your advice if things continue to deteriorate as they have been.

[@PriscillaVanSutphin]

👍🏼 had same idea other day!!! Thought you could use mustard or ketchup bottle with same type top. You can use white cheap washclothes

[@jennyt7612]

Priscilla Van Sutphin - you're absolutely right about the alternative bottle, the sauce bottle will be washed when empty & repurposed! I have just bought two packets of cheap, soft baby washcloths (10 for only $3) & will use this method

[@codeN_8]

If you can't find or don't have the types of bottles she recommends, i say try an emptied and well rinsed liquid dish soap bottle. Almost everybody has one of those.

[@maggiegitu8879]

And they're designed for endless squeezing! What a great idea :)

[@sparker7768]

As well as shampoo bottles.

[@lindascraftycreations4860]

I understand a washcloth and soap works well.

[@rootsrocksfeathers1975]

Thank you. I haven't been around for quite awhile, just rediscovered you. Shared on my Facebook page for those who did not stock up on supplies as we did when times were less stressful. My channel was formerly "Cynthia Fuller", but you probably don't remember me. Now, I have a lot of catching up to do with your content, especially now that we are keeping ourselves at home almost completely (not much of a change for us, really, though). ~Cynthia

[@mrsblobbielife4842]

very helpful thank you , stay safe and god bless you all !

[@moniquem783]

Exactly what I’m planning. I have a bottle just like that, and also one that’s a proper bidet bottle with a sort of shower shaped tip on it. Tossing up whether to switch to it for number 1’s straight away to make the TP last longer or just do it all at once.

[@dianeferre1273]

With regard to a "Light Everyday Tinkle" (😂), one morning, I walked into my dining room, lookedup & noticed a Large, Very Pretty, Sturdy Ceramic "Gravy Boat", sitting up on an etegere. White with blue seashells & flowers. It has the perfect sized spouting aspect. I've never used the gift in the past 7 years... initially given to me, from my mother. I've almost donated the piece numerous times. (Still laughing)... I couldn't believe I hadn't thought of it sooner. I filled it with warm water, & upon a "Testing Testing 1..2..3" , I almost cried. Works & cleanses perfectly. A wash cloth works well for "patting dry". Saving what little TP I have for more Serious Biz, I've already ordered a new Bidet. My household is completely paper towel-free, as well! Ive always been a Seriously Resourceful & Creative Survivalist in a Crisis, so I'm still beyond impressed with myself. It's now The Standing Tidbit of Humor, amongst my closest friends. I will never look at a Gravy Boat the same way, ever again! 💕🙏💕😂💕🙏💕

[@Anchoress1]

I use white cotton wash cloths purchased at Smart and Final 12 in a pack works great.

[@sewfuntosew11]

Great idea for a no toilet paper situation, (Like now) since all the big box stores shelves are empty! Thanks Julie

[@dakotastorms1255]

Idk why everyone was rushing for paper towels so I got some too will just use as tissue once I run out and toss in the trash. But I've bough portable bidets and the diy bidets been using them for years

[@TheBeeLadyApiary9992]

Hi Julie! Great seeing you. Thank you for the idea. I am sure I have one of those bottles around here someplace. Take care ok? 💕

[@hayhayjohnson7773]

I know for a 10000% fact my home health patients I took care of in the year 1992 in mt.olive ,Alabama ...did this method allllllllll the time ! Y the heck are people freaking out about dadgum toilet paper!!

[@azmike1956]

Finish up with baby powder, not talcum powder but corn starch with vitamin E & aloe. I use it all year round. 😉

[@shivakat2297]

Thank you for video. We older folks already know the alternatives, but as alot of us have IBS-C OR IBS-D so toilet paper is a big deal ❤️

[@longyarn4288]

Portable bidet, available on Amazon. It's a little more expensive than a hair color applicator bottle, but has a long neck with a bend in it to facilitate reaching the nether regions.

[@jeremyj3017]

I use a Nice Vapor Distilled 1L water bottle from Walgreens for $1. I got a tiny flathead screw drivers to heat and burn a slit near the cap that's big enough for plenty of water flow but small enough for pressure. Works great. Kicks butt, cleans butt!

[@kimwarburton8490]

wish id seen this 3 weeks ago when i bought 72 cheap n nasty loorolls XD

[@margyb7469]

@Jack W exactly what I though when I read her post

[@hitlercat7341]

Ioorolls , now that's a good one.

[@aldavis5328]

thanks this should be something for all and very practical.

[@369always]

I can’t believe people in America still don’t know that there is a bidet. I bought an extent ion from amazon awhile back for my bathrooms. It’s Around $25 easy to install in your already existing bathroom. To be honest you are cleaner than using 🧻. Good luck

[@mchrysogelos7623]

yes, I don't think I have ever seen one in an American home. but when I was in Thailand - they had them! ha ha

[@CherylMacKay11f]

I’ve been using cloth for years. You can find them on Etsy. Cloth TP. Add PT in there too.

[@dananelson8447]

Hi, moved from a three bedroom to a trailer park. Big difference, appreciate the video. Wondered about septic, there are seven spaces, besides the landlords. Thanks for sharing.

[@me-xx2gl]

I have a buddy bottle I got online several years ago. Have digestive problems and it has saved my tushi. Only problem is it had a hole to supposedly make it work better. Didn't work for me, so caulked the hole. Good investment.

[@debbieluck4591]

Great sub! I keep thinking, toilet paper, really? That’s the thing we’re having a run on???

[@janetlomax2295]

Yes...strange what people get their knickers in a knot about!!! 🤣

[@bonnied3550]

Thank you as always Julianne, for your practical tips😃👍🏽

[@patscopat]

Very good and timely information, thank you.

[@WillieStubbs]

I even thought about using one of those plastic 2 gallon sprayers for weed killing. You can pump the handle to get some good pressure and it has a nice long hose with a trigger on the end and is bent at a good angle. Get them pretty cheap at Lowes Garden Center or Harbor Freight. I still have toilet paper, so I haven't tried it yet. Water and baking soda mixed in might be a good way to feel clean. I'd probably pat dry with a toilet paper square sized tee shirt piece... that'd make for a more manageable wash cycle if you're washing once a week and need to clean 3 poop sessions a day times the number of peeps in your household. And be sure to spray at an angle not directly underneath or you get poo drippings ON your spray wand (which you could rinse away in the sink, but why go there if you don't have to). And for Heavens sake stop buying toilet paper unless your 12 pack is half way gone through. The Bible says prefer others over yourself.... let others get a chance at getting some paper, and don't buy extra in case you need to help someone else out. If we all just buy what we personally need then those others will be able to get theirs too. All this just goes to show how much we've become dependent on China and other countries. Let's MAGA and re-elect Trump who has done an awesome job at keeping us safe.

[@loveistruth5713]

Yep thanks for the tip. I was already planning to have a bucket with bleach water and some old rags handy

[@beccasbythebay]

great video, still hard to find toilet paper here in south texas. your videos & littlebitsofheaven have helped me. We just switched to cloth wipes with the peri bottle i was able to get on ebay. Hope ya'll are well. Thank you

[@pablohernandez1159]

When I was a young man, I called a money talk show. I asked how I should invest living check 2 check.Buy a commodity.So I bought t p on sale.Now 40 yrs later & home bound I'm all set. Thanks to the money man on kgo radio.

[@JustFun-ze5pk]

Excellent ideas! Thank you!

[@TwilightMysts]

In Japan I encountered something called a washlet. I was not a fan, but some people swear by them. It essentially turns a regular toilet into a bidet.

[@CH-uf3jp]

Thank you Julie. Very good tip. 🙂👵

[@soulassassin2494]

Hey Julianne, Just came across your channel and love you and your content! Would love to see you do a cold pull start video on your water pump, chainsaw and any other machines you use to show how many pulls it takes you to get them started and running when the engines haven't been started for awhile okay?

[@watchman4j]

great request....have you watched any Wranglestar videos? He should have, and would probably reply to such a request. I think he is sponsored - endorsed by a wide variety of gas powered equipment. I like his no nonsense way of sharing and unbiased reviews of essential tools. JULIANNE may already have something in her archives also!

[@soulassassin2494]

gfw2 Thanks gfw2! Yes, but I’m only interested in seeing how many pulls it takes a female not a guy to get those gas powered machines started and running when the engine are cold and haven’t been started for awhile understand?

[@frang.5913]

Some water bottles have a squirt cap. That'll work. Great video

[@Europa1749]

I just realized I have a 20 oz. Polar water bottle with a squirt top....it holds a lot of water.

[@sheilapendley1716]

Thank You!

[@Lu-ys9cw]

Using family cloth is a great alternative but please explain to children that family cloth cannot be flushed. Let them know If they drop the cloth in the toilet by accident that they need to ask for help and you will help them

[@katherineh3206]

Thanks for the reminders.

[@carltonpoindexter2034]

This is what one of our Filipino nurses reccomend.

[@MAINEiacGrammiesHomestead]

Nice back to basics 👍 I will admit I did buy my share of PT but I’m done once it’s gone this is the way I’m going .. I was brought up this way thanks for sharing 👍✌️☮️❤️☘️

[@RuffCut]

can I use a spray bottle and set it on stream? :)

[@CindyTemple]

sounds like a tough angle situation with the seat there in front and all. I saved my dishsoap bottles works great!

[@RuffCut]

@@CindyTemple If I run out of paper then I will probably take my business outside...I have some dishsoap bottles!

[@carolwilkins2265]

Most toilet paper is 2 or 3 ply so if you split it and fold it for use it should last twice as long as normal. Same with facial tissues which if cut in half are usually adequate

[@everydayblue7798]

Good idea about the squirt bottle.

[@ineldafitte5797]

Good idea. Thank you.

[@bubbleone6526]

Just setup the electric power washer. Blast clean! 😂😂😂

[@alicedenise5722]

Great idea. I will get one... plug the main hole with super glue and use a torch to heat up a screw driver metal tip to add holes to the side of the tip so that the water comes out at the angle for the butt.

[@dirtpatcheaven]

Hmmm, interesting idea.

[@alicedenise5722]

@@dirtpatcheaven works like a charm except the super glue didn't plug the main hole so I just used a torch to heat the tip of the bottle where the hole is and it melted the plastic and that plugged the hole. Then made 3 holes on the side of th tip using the heated up screw driver tip and now I got myself two bidets for $1.25 woo hoo! Thank you ✌️☺️

[@duggydugg3937]

just installed a clean butt on my toilet.. under the seat...connects to the water supply

[@djf8619]

It is important that the cotton be 100%. Polyester cotton won't do as good a job. Flannelette is nicest.

[@lynnsorensen503]

Very good information...thank you ❤️

[@Saad-zw1it]

Very good video This is how people used to clean themselves in the old days and in fact still the practice of some cultures

[@peetsnort]

Left-hand washing and right hand eating

[@michelle-fb4cf]

Wash with soap after you poop.

[@zanelee-ns4eo]

Thank you this is good advice.

[@GarvinGardens]

Hi again Julie...great idea....we use the NEW YORK TIMES and also THE WASHINGTON POST.....now maybe we can have a softer solution....thanks again

[@emzirek]

When we were in elementary school, we would take writing paper, and crumple and uncrumple it repeatedly. This action would make the paper fibers break down, thusly making the writing paper very soft. To us we could make our own toilet paper. I actually tried using it and it worked wonderfully.

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

Good on ya , 🌸

[@glennjeffries6985]

If people really need instructions on how to get your rear end clean because of no toilet paper...then yes, the world has went to Hell in a hand basket. SMDH