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Ck8 · 6 October 2010, 10:11 PM

It might be sad that I am asking this question, is there someone here got a definite answer to my perhaps silly question.

Recently I have had some number 2 problem and I noticed toilet tissue is 2 ply. If the perforations get out of sync you have to flick the top layer round. Why don't the manufacturer make single ply at the same thickness as 2 ply? It is not likely anyone would use one layer of 2 ply at a time.

6 October 2010, 10:11 PM	#1
Ck8 "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Real Name: Mark 哥 Location: UK Posts: 860	Sad question It might be sad that I am asking this question, is there someone here got a definite answer to my perhaps silly question. Recently I have had some number 2 problem and I noticed toilet tissue is 2 ply. If the perforations get out of sync you have to flick the top layer round. Why don't the manufacturer make single ply at the same thickness as 2 ply? It is not likely anyone would use one layer of 2 ply at a time. __________________ I like wonton noodles soup - Mark 哥

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