Does your toilet paper unroll from the front or the back?

Question

Are your paper towels the same direction?

Answer 1

If you front-roll your paper, you can hold the paper out parallel to the floor and yank perpendicular to the plane of spin . This ensures that the paper will rip at the first perforation not still on the roll. It also enables the dispensing individual to perform the maneuver one-handed. People who back-roll their paper are restricted to a downward pull, or a sideways pull off the bottom. Either way, the leverage you can achieve is much lower than the front-pulling maneuver -- and almost always requires two hands.And while your here, here are a few more interesting facts about toilet paper usage! Americans skip to the toilet an average of 6 visits per day, adding up to as much as 47 minutes in a single day. Women spend more time with toilet paper than men, or approximately 32 months in a lifetime versus 25 months for men, and object most often to men leaving the seat up.Each time we reach for the “cotton-savior,” an average tear of 5.9 sheets is ripped from the roll. 44% of people wipe from front to back, and 60% look at the paper having just wiped, 42% fold, 33% crumple, 8% do both fold and crumple, 6% wrap it around their hands, and at least 50% of people have at least once wiped with leaves or something else!

Answer 2

From the front,paper towels the same.

Answer 3

it unrolls from the front it bothers me if it unrolls from the back and yes the paper towels unroll in the same direction

Answer 4

consider what indians do.... dont use toilet people at all.. instead supply your guest with a lota. They use it to pour water on the areas that need cleaning... and then air dry Lota is a Hindi and Urdu word for 'pot'. Though it may refer to any pot, the term is most commonly employed for a container filled with water to facilitate the cleaning of one's anal region after defecation. Cleaning is accomplished by holding the lota in the right hand and pouring water on the area to be cleansed, while the left hand is used to clean the area as the water comes down. The assignment of tasks to each hand is important, as the use of lotas is derived from Islamic traditions where the right hand is usually used to start most everyday tasks (such as eating or drinking) and thus should not make contact with the area to be cleaned. In most South Asian and Middle Eastern countries, the use of lotas is considered to provide a more thorough cleaning than simply using toilet paper. Lotas are also sometimes used to supplicate in ablution

Answer 5

Over the top, for both toilet paper and paper towels. =)

Answer 6

From whatever side the person who replaced it put it on. My paper towels are up and down.

Answer 7

the front

if they unrolled from the back it would back up against the wall

umm how do you get your hand back there to get it anyways????

Answer 8

From the front. Always!

Answer 9

My come down. Paper towls, to the left

Answer 10

From the front.