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years before I was even a "twinkle" as they say, my grandparents used newspaper cut up as loo paper.
we've moved on since then - I propose that we print our news on soft tissue that we can recycle into paper hankies (possibly the red tops) and the larger newspapers would be good in the loo - best place
for them!
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(Concept, product not actually available.) Using not mainstream journalism but blogs, printing directly on tissue paper. [jutta, Dec 11 2005]
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Baked in bird cages and for house training. |
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Plus, I'm not sure how well tissue paper would move through a newspaper printing press. |
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Interestingly, silage recycling programs tend to require the addition of newspaper to the mix to make the process work properly. |
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*ACHOO* Large river-flow restrictor and reservoir creator! Ink all over my nose! |
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