The toilet paper "over or under" debate has a 134-year-old answer hiding in a Victorian patent — do you actually hang it the "correct" way, or does it just not matter?
In 1891, inventor Seth Wheeler patented the modern perforated toilet paper roll — and his own patent diagram clearly shows the paper hanging over the front of the roll, not under. That's been cited for decades as the definitive answer to one of the dumbest fights every household has. Team Under has its own defenses though: it's supposedly better for keeping curious cats and toddlers from unrolling the whole thing, and quieter in wall-mounted holders that rattle. Meanwhile a growing share of people just want everyone to relax about a roll of paper. Where do you land?
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Why do people argue about what direction the roll of toilet paper faces? I have a cat, and if my cat were to reach up and pull down on the toilet paper all the time like so many do, I’d turn the roll the other way. Originally Answered: Why does it matter which way the toilet p...
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