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Scott Essential Jumbo Toilet Tissue Roll - 8 Pack (2400m of Tissue) $42 @ Bunnings (in-Store Only)

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Edit - cheaper at Officeworks (thanks GG57). Edit: No stock (temporarily out of stock at the payment screen in checkout).

$42 at Bunnings


Basically one year's toilet paper for $35.64 (or $42 at Bunnings). Beats any deals that Amazon can come up with if you are willing to accept the paper being one ply less.

Summarising what's in this article -

  • one person uses 57 sheets of toilet paper per day.
  • one jumbo roll (300m) would last 46 days for one person.
  • eight jumbo rolls (2400m) would last 368 days for one person.

Using maths -

  • 1.4 cents per metre
  • Assuming 10 sheets/metre then it'll be 14 cents per 100 sheets.

Supplied in cartons of 8 rolls of 300m each
• 2-Ply soft jumbo toilet tissue
• Quick and easy to refill
• FSC certified
• White in colour

Scott Essential Jumbo Toilet Tissue Roll delivers quality with superior softness, strength, absorbency and comfort.

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  • +6

    it’s coronatime

    • +1

      Mmm… Beer

    • +1

      Holy crap. This roll is giving me the sheets.

      • Pretty sure it's one continuous length.

        • -1

          Not pretty sure it’s one Coronavirus length?

        • +2

          From the very first time I encountered one of these in a commercial facility, I wanted my own.

          Whether you're a scruncher or a folder, these things are endless fun. Put a dispenser up at your home today so that you can improve your skillz and survive longer in the post sars-cov-2 world.

          What can be better than hoarding industrial tissue. Just like the ones used at shopping centres to reduce the cost of toilet paper from .001 sheet per footfall to .0001 sheet per footfall.

          Yes, install your own dispenser today! Just like a Algorythmic Trader, you too can save with every movement! Never before has any product had so many, practical, cost saving features:

          A big locked plastic box on the wall with an opening that's hard to get to, that you have to reach up inside to hopefully find a dangling piece of narrow paper. Due to the location, you can barely articulate your fingers inside the opening, but you persist to poke them higher, hoping not to find spiders and roaches, used bubblegum, frangas, to persuade the weighty 300m long roll to turn and allow you to tear a piece large enough for use, but which inevitably delaminates, breaks and in a million other ways just shrivels into shredded strips. You persist, and gradually you can glean something wide enough to cover one finger, or if you're lucky, two. By the time you fold it into a pad long enough to lose permanently up your backside, you find it actually dissolves on contact. Like a crazed addict, temporarily oblivious to your putrid, contaminated hands, you keep fumbling inside the opening for more. Alas, each piece comes out smaller than the last, and you end up with mess all over the dispenser, the seat, your clothes, even your shoes. The next person in will think the last person was fresh out of an asylum. Paper is everywhere, but at the price of this super-narrow, ultra flimsy, unperforated tissue, you can use 10x more and the facilities owner will still be saving money.

          On the plus side, those who are beginning to resort to Tally-Ho wrappers will be able to improve their lot. And the level of hand-washing MAY increase

  • +1

    I've been using a bodna for decades (as have most people in the Indian sub-continent). They're hard to find in Australia but a small watering can does the trick too.

    • -6

      You must be really old school. Do you also go to the paddock with your 'lotta' in the morning? In any case, I'm never shaking hands with you!

      • +10

        Why is this old school? Water is still used in many parts of the world including outside of the Indian sub-continent. What the mode for delivery is, doesnt matter. Besides, water is more hygienic compared to TP. Plenty of OzB deals on Whale Spout also show the interest in other groups.

        • Don't get me wrong I am fully supportive of using bidets and as a matter of fact I have bidets installed in my house but xyron's method of using a 'water can' alludes to using water and the other hand to rub it off - nowhere close to hygiene!

          • +3

            @batrarobin: I am not sure using a bidet without hands will leave you completely clean but each to their own, I suppose. With regards to touching poo, have a baby and you wont find it gross any more :) (or, even if you do, its going to get on your hands)

            • +8

              @rdhupar: I have a baby and still find it gross. Very rarely have I touched poo, it's not that difficult a skill to learn when changing nappies.

          • @batrarobin: Are you morons seriously assuming that using a bodna somehow precludes you from washing your hands with soap afterwards? Do you not wash your hands with soap after using toilet paper? Some of you really must have some misfiring neurones.

        • +3

          I use an old water bottle to make my toilet paper sodden then use it to wipe. Much better than dry TP. I use normal TP at the end to dry. I’m not, completely across the no TP method but I would be concerned about cleaning the fingernails.

      • +8

        If someone wiped a piece of shit on to the palm of your hand, would you be happy to just wipe it off with some dry toilet paper? If so, I don't want to shake your hand either. If you don't, why is it different for your butthole?

        • +1

          Unless you're putting your finger in batrarobin's backside, that's not valid.

          • @justtoreply: How? It's a part of your body like anything else. If your hands should be clean, so should the rest of your body.

            • +13

              @xyron: My assh*le doesn't touch my food, shared items, and other people.

        • +6

          If someone wiped a piece of shit on to the palm of your hand …

          How about baths then? If you think about it you are bathing in arse soup.

          • +4

            @Diji1: You should always shower before a bath if you don't want diluted manure spread all over. But some people aren't that fussed…

          • @Diji1: .. bottle, sell and make a profit.

            Win!

            • @PuppieWayne: Reading all these comments while having lunch. Benefits of being a nurse

      • +2

        Didn't know left-handed handshakes were a thing.

        • Do the ebola shake instead

  • +32

    57 sheets of toilet paper per day

    what the (profanity)??? who are these people

    • +1

      Rich people!

    • +50

      Damn scrunchers, that's who

      FOLD, YOU SAVAGES!

      • +1

        Or at least reuse!
        Wait. Why’s everyone looking at me? That’s not normal?

        :)

    • +1

      I’ve always thought a poo is about 30 sheets … two or so poos a day… sounds about right…

      • +11

        30 sheets??? what are you doing??

        2 squares folded per wipe MAX

        • +13

          Then fold back and use the other side.

        • +1

          What kind of poop do you do??

        • If you are not doing this, then there is something seriously wrong with you.

        • +1

          I don't think I would ever only use 2 squares, that sounds insane. Maybe I need to look at my diet, if there are any ideas I'm all ears.

          Is that why rice is also hard to come by?

          • @TEER3X: I use 2. Shit every 2-3 days. Carnivore diet.

            You haven’t lived until you’ve taken a fibre free dump. It’s liberating.

            • +6
            • @ChickenTalon: Enjoying the anal fissures?

              • @bohn: No. What the??

                My shit pretty much just falls out now. Takes as long to poop as it does to pee. Like I said. It’s awesome.

            • @ChickenTalon: IME requires a lot more wiping

              • +1

                @georgedn: WTF is IME?

                I use about 6 to 8 squares in total. Funny seeing all these idiots carting 100s of rolls out of the supermarkets. I couldn't imagine using that much in my lifetime.

                • @ChickenTalon:

                  6 to 8 squares in total.

                  Yep it's really all that's needed. I've done this with 1 ply with no problems. No mess and no wasting TP. Not on any special diet.

            • @ChickenTalon:

              Chicken Talon

              same as me bud

      • +3

        Reading these comments is too much.

    • +15

      I don't count the number of sheets I use per day. I like living on the edge.

    • +1

      I'll easily smash through 57 sheets - a good solid scrunch to power through the dingle berries

      • -4

        as much as I laughed at this, that is a waste of TP especially in this climate

        edit: thanks for the downvotes. But seriously the shelves are bare, people struggling to find TP and you asshats are shoveling 57 sheets up your cracks

        • Hey, i said i would smash through 57 - might even give 3 figures a nudge. Dont undersell me.

          • +1

            @TightTerry: If you pull those cheeks apart, you might need less. Not saying you should, it’s a free world. Enjoy!

    • -3

      the human female

    • +1

      I guess the, "answer to life, the universe and everything" is no longer 42 …

    • +1

      females,

      men would be 15-30 females 70-100+

      since we''re all sharing…

      since I use 3 ply quilton

      I'm a 3 3 2, twice a day so that's 8

      Then there's work dodgy ass shit so people don't steal, they've upped it from the 'public version 1 ply sandpaper to 2 ply decent recently
      So I'm 4 4 3 now at work

      The guys using 30+ per hit are probably the weirdos that block the toilet. Note blocking toilets is generally a yanky trope as their toilets/plumbing suck ass, blocking toilets should never happen in Australia.

      • There's some dude in my office who regularly blocks the toilet. He uses way too much tp (I've been in there around the same time) and then way too many paper towels for dying his hands.

        I feel sorry for the plumbers who would deal with it at least once every two weeks for a while there.

    • +1

      You have to lay a nest if you don't want to stain the porcelain.

  • +2

    These are the toilet paper you find in most Shopping Centre Toilets.

    • +8

      Just find a master key and you have an unlimited free supply

    • +2

      Pretty sure it's interchangeable with the cash register docket paper. About the same texture and absorbency.

      • No way, never had my fingers break through docket paper, this stuff is inferior

        • +1

          I stand corrected…

  • +6

    I think I’m going to need a bigger tp holder on the wall …

  • +10
    • Pricebeat at Bunnings for further discount.

    • Thanks, updated OP.

      • your description still says $42

    • The inventory has reached zero for that product at OW.

  • +5

    It's going to involve an aggressive retro fit to mount to the existing holder.

    • +9

      just hang it over your shower rail

  • +23

    I'll stick to dragging my arse across my back lawn, thanks.

    • free fertiliser!!!

      • Yes it's a bargain. No bargain on Ozbargain because people don't want to talk about it?

  • -1

    Sounds like an absolute bargain if this deal is anything to go by…

    Everyone crying its great deal because amazon had it on stock for a few hours plus crazy postage.

  • +3

    Clicking through to the source of that article…

    "Today, there is in-office machine, which turns used copier paper into toilet rolls, right there in the office."

    Where do I find this golden goose?

    (Ok, apparently it's called the White Goat and cost $100k ($US I assume) in 2010..)

    • A white goat for the black swan event Corona, you can't make this sh*% up, arrrrgh.

    • +1

      That's rad except "If the machine were to run 24 hours a day, 365 days per year, it would take a little over 11 years to [break even]"

  • +11

    Hello, I need the biggest roll of toilet paper you have.

    No… that's too big.

    • -2

      TP whoreder - Hello, I need the biggest roll of toilet paper you have.

      No… That’s not big enough.

  • +3

    "Basically one year's toilet paper for $35.64 " ……. or 6 months worth if you eat a lot of Indian curries.

    • +3

      Pick the wrong restaurants and it's about 25 minutes worth of toilet paper.

  • +1

    And thus begins hoarding for the commercial / industrial rolls. Wont people run out of space soon?

  • +3

    Pretty soon we'll be having people using toilet paper as a sign of wealth. It'll start with people using toilet paper for nose rings and earrings, then making it rain toilet paper in strip clubs, sliding a sheet down the g-string of a stripper, using a burning toilet paper roll to light a cigar, ending with necklaces and wedding rings. I await Mr T to make the first move.

  • My local foodworx is selling these for $7 a roll

  • +4
  • +4

    Basically one year's toilet paper

    My daughter would like to challenge this statement..

  • +3

    I am stocking up on tally ho papers , just in case

    • +3

      An old sheep shearer once told me how to clean yourself with just one
      Tally-Ho…. I never shook hands with him again!

  • +3

    The toilet paper behavior is irrational.

    • Toilet paper behaviour is always crappy

  • +1

    It's still not enough. Why isn't it 5000m.

    • that would be enough to toilet paper two houses.

  • This is good as a backing paper. Use a single piece of the good stuff on the surface.

  • +2

    Rough enough to make you bleed, but thin enough for you fingers to tear through.

    • +3

      Sounds like an up and coming 'Country and Western' song………..

      • +4

        Might start at the bottom of the charts

        • +1

          In amongst the dust and tears of the rodeo "It was rough enough to make you bleed, but thin enough for you fingers to rip through, as I gasped and held my breath and sat there in that stinking port-a-loo"……..

  • +1

    now it's getting ridiculous

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