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Fireflies Fri 18-Aug-17 12:03:36

PLease help settle this argument for me... I recently had a good friend come to stay and immediately noticed that everytime I nipped to the loo, the roll had been changed round on the hanger so that the end of it fell at the back of the roll, near the wall, instead of resting over the top (if you see what I mean). I realised it was her doing it and we had a good laugh about it - but we both insist our way is the 'right' way! What does everyone else think? Are there other things like this when you just 'know' you're right grin

jacqui67 Mon 21-Aug-17 17:14:05

I remember reading years ago that the correct etiquette is over the top and not behind, but whichever is right its your house, why would a visitor change the toilet roll round, just rude tbh.

jacqui67 Mon 21-Aug-17 17:18:50

Fireflies Have a look atToilet paper orientation
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

callgirl1 Mon 21-Aug-17 18:14:26

Round
First
Bath
Tea
I only like butter on my scones
and
I put my toilet roll to the front, but the other day I turned as I came out of the bathroom to find it had caught on my skirt and unravelled all the way across the bathroom!

Grannyguitar Mon 21-Aug-17 20:56:26

Quite honestly, I couldn't care less, as long as there is some!

Aslemma Tue 22-Aug-17 12:28:11

Either
Second
Barth
Dinner.

And loo rolls hung the 'wrong' way apparently. I've always hung them that way and am quite happy to be considered 'non U'. ?