124-year-old patent solves the 'over versus under' toilet paper roll debate. ... The Google Patents Database also displays a series of diagrams with the toilet paper going over as well.

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The diagrams accompanying the patent show the toilet paper hanging down “over’ the roll, and if the guy who thought of toilet paper with those tiny perforations drew his pictures that way ...

The 41-page article never mentioned a word about why to always place a toilet paper roll under a toilet seat at night. It was nothing but clickbait. We clicked "next page" 40 times so you don't ...

The “over versus under” toilet paper argument has been waged in bathrooms around everywhere since it was first invented. Plenty of space online in the form of polls and listicles has been ...

Jackie, founder of From The Inside-Out School of Etiquette, explained that inventor Seth Wheeler listed the correct way to hang toilet roll in a diagram for the patent in 1891. Article continues below ...

Under” toilet roll debate. ... As the diagram shows, the paper in the patent is clearly in a position that favors the Over configuration. There, ...

In a diagram in the patent, the toilet roll is clearly shown on the holder in the over position. ... SETH WHEELER have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Toilet-Paper Rolls.

Don't count on finding toilet paper on your next run to Target or Walmart: COVID-19 panic buying is on a roll again. ... “The toilet paper aisle is CLEARED!” one person wrote on Twitter.

Wholesale tissue paper prices are climbing to an all-time high, indicating inflationary pressures are still on the rise. Meanwhile, toilet paper rolls are slimming down via "shrinkflation" as ...

Inventor of the toilet roll holder Seth Wheeler even noted the correct way to hang toilet roll in a diagram for the patent way back in 1891. ... "If the paper is over, ...

The Toilet Paper Roll patent, registered by Seth Wheeler of New York in 1891, clearly shows that the paper should go over the roll, not under. The picture was discovered by writer Owen WIlliams ...