11-20-2009, 04:14 PM
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I think I just wasted my money.
I bought the Marcal brand Small Steps TP and the paper dinner napkins and I gotta say it's truly not worth the price.
I am 99% sure my usual ScotTissue is made from recycled paper and it beats the "green" labeled stuff hands down.
That Small Steps stuff is like cardboard on my ass and you can literally see through it, it's so thin! Never mind that I have to use double the amount due to it's flimsiness and does not hold up for normal use!
Forget the napkins - you need to set everyone's place at the table with two napkins. Wiping your mouth if you've eaten something 'messy' only causes the thing to disintegrate into tiny bits. Good thing there is napkin #2 for backup!
Does anyone else use these new "go green" products they're trying to shove down our throats? Do you find them a waste of money and not very efficient?
I do use Simple Green cleaner and have been using that for ages and ages and I find that is useful. I'm afraid to try the other products out there for cleaning.
And please tell me why the recycled and green stuff for the most part is more expensive? If they want you to go green at least make the crap they're selling affordable!
I bought the Marcal brand Small Steps TP and the paper dinner napkins and I gotta say it's truly not worth the price.
I am 99% sure my usual ScotTissue is made from recycled paper and it beats the "green" labeled stuff hands down.
That Small Steps stuff is like cardboard on my ass and you can literally see through it, it's so thin! Never mind that I have to use double the amount due to it's flimsiness and does not hold up for normal use!
Forget the napkins - you need to set everyone's place at the table with two napkins. Wiping your mouth if you've eaten something 'messy' only causes the thing to disintegrate into tiny bits. Good thing there is napkin #2 for backup!
Does anyone else use these new "go green" products they're trying to shove down our throats? Do you find them a waste of money and not very efficient?
I do use Simple Green cleaner and have been using that for ages and ages and I find that is useful. I'm afraid to try the other products out there for cleaning.
And please tell me why the recycled and green stuff for the most part is more expensive? If they want you to go green at least make the crap they're selling affordable!
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