One-ply TP in the member lounge, really?

[Arguetafamily]

Currently in Disneyland new member lounge, it’s great, love it. They offer complimentary women toiletries even…why couldn’t they give us two-ply TP??
It seems so small and insignificant, isn’t that what Disney is all about, the details.

 

[Her Dotness]

Now you know why we pack rolls of Charmin for WDW DVC stays.

You know you're a fanatic when you become irrationally angry because the Mousekeeper replaced your third of a roll of Charmin with the Disney one-ply.

Then again, the Disney stuff is that bad.

 

[Arguetafamily]

Now you know why we pack rolls of Charmin for WDW DVC stays.

You know you're a fanatic when you become irrationally angry because the Mousekeeper replaced your third of a roll of Charmin with the Disney one-ply.

Then again, the Disney stuff is that bad.

Hilarious Never thought of doing that.

I honestly think the Disneyland TP is less than one-ply, it’s worse than Disneyworld for sure

 

[Nursemanit]

You get a bathroom in your lounge?

 

[nw6675]

Now you know why we pack rolls of Charmin for WDW DVC stays.

You know you're a fanatic when you become irrationally angry because the Mousekeeper replaced your third of a roll of Charmin with the Disney one-ply.

Then again, the Disney stuff is that bad.

Maybe the Mousekeeper needed it for their own use

 

[Arguetafamily]

You get a bathroom in your lounge?

Yes
Haven’t been to the Epcot lounge. We will visit in July

 

[Forevermarypoppins]

One ply
Less likely to clog
Let's be honest, that's why

 

[keishashadow]

many with older homes & septic systems are doomed to 1 ply TP or pay the price to the plumber.

I freely admit I always hope to encounter the fluffy, double ply when we travel.

 

[crazywig]

Yes
Haven’t been to the Epcot lounge. We will visit in July

Make sure you use the toilet before you go up.

 

[ehh]

Do they have printed brochures?

 

[Maistre Gracey]

Silly question about single ply, but….
Can’t you just use double and fold it?

 

[Her Dotness]

Silly question about single ply, but….
Can’t you just use double and fold it?

Not really from my standpoint, because most one-ply I've sadly encountered doesn't have the plushier texture of two-ply. Also, it seems less absorbent, I think. Might be how picky I am about not wanting--to put it delicately--to get my hand more involved than wielding the toilet paper requires.

Consequently, I use somewhat more one than two-ply, though it does vary by brand.

 

[DonMacGregor]

Silly question about single ply, but….
Can’t you just use double and fold it?

Apparently, two layers of single-ply doesn't add up to two-ply

 

[gmi3804]

One ply
Less likely to clog
Let's be honest, that's why

Dingleberries, guaranteed.

 

[DonMacGregor]

Dingleberries, guaranteed.

Until they install a machine that only dispenses 4 sheets at at time, you can use as much as you want. No one's clocking TP use.

 

[Simba's Mom]

Silly question about single ply, but….
Can’t you just use double and fold it?

For some reason, the one ply still feels like sandpaper when it's folded. Like Her Dotness, we also pack our own toilet paper-unless we're staying for about 5 days or less. I think it's so cheap of Disney to have the flimsy one ply stuff that feels like sandpaper. And I'm not buying the septic excuse. And if you're at BCV and your tussle's sore, go down to the main lobby of the BC and some of the toilet paper from their restrooms may magically disappear, then reappear in BCV. I've never encountered any hotel with toilet paper as cheap as Disney.

 

[EYL]

Now you know why we pack rolls of Charmin for WDW DVC stays.

You know you're a fanatic when you become irrationally angry because the Mousekeeper replaced your third of a roll of Charmin with the Disney one-ply.

Then again, the Disney stuff is that bad.

Is it bad if I do the same thing and then put on a Post-It on the TP when I leave the room that says "DO NOT CHANGE THIS ROLL!"?

 

[DonMacGregor]

For some reason, the one ply still feels like sandpaper when it's folded. Like Her Dotness, we also pack our own toilet paper-unless we're staying for about 5 days or less. I think it's so cheap of Disney to have the flimsy one ply stuff that feels like sandpaper. And I'm not buying the septic excuse.

Maybe not a septic system issue at any of the resorts, but TP is absolutely the primary cause of sewer blockages, bar none. Even more than tree roots or diapers or hygiene products.

 

[DaveNan]

Apparently, two layers of single-ply doesn't add up to two-ply

It's official, new math has won! 1 + 1 does not equal 2.

 

[Her Dotness]

Is it bad if I do the same thing and then put on a Post-It on the TP when I leave the room that says "DO NOT CHANGE THIS ROLL!"?

Yup, because it's Disney, a highly eco-conscious theme park.

Just write that on the roll itself, on only one sheet to prevent using more paper than absolutely necessary.