Reusable Toilet Paper
To be a good person, you have to do good works. That does not mean anthropocentrically attempting to improve the human condition, because humans are a cancer. You have to do symbolic works that accomplish nothing other than to make a pageant out of your reverence for the environment. One way to prove you are a good person is to reuse your toilet paper:
One woman on TikTok revealed that she makes reusable toilet paper out of old pajamas, all in the sake of having what she calls a “low-waste” home.
The used squares of flannel go in the washing machine, where the bacteria can spread to clothing, dish towels, et cetera.
It isn’t just one lone kook doing this:
There are pros and cons to using reusable toilet paper, according to Healthline. On one hand, there are concerns when it comes to handling the cloth after it’s used, as E. coli, a bacteria that can cause diarrhea and fever, can be a worry. …
But, according to the outlet, benefits include reducing pollution and that it can be gentler on the skin — not to mention, it’s easy to make.
We can laugh for now, because the Biden Regime has not yet showcased its green virtue by making reusable toilet paper mandatory by executive order or EPA deep state regulatory decree.
@tiny_waste Replying to @caw0528 explaining family cloth #familycloth #sustainablehome #lowwastelifestyle ♬ original sound – Tiny Waste
On a tip from Mitchell B.
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