TechOne: SFU is providing bad toilet roll

Who would like to use "1-ply of toilet roll"? This might sound ridiculous. But 1-ply of toilet roll is not enough!
       Toilet paper is a soft paper product used to maintain personal hygiene after human defecation or urination. Don't you think using 1-ply of toilet roll is inconvenient? But all of Simon Fraser University's campuses are using it. As I have noticed, Simon Fraser Campuses are using the one layer toilet roll which is kind of rough and easily "finger-breakthrough". Some people might not really care about what type of toilet tissue they are using, but some might do. I have interviewed five students from SFU Surrey campus. I have asked them about how they feel about the washroom tissue and what their expectation of the tissue is. One of the students who are a guy said, "I don't care about the tissue I am using. But the other four students said that the SFU’s toilet papers are useless. "The tissue are too thin and always get stucked", the two female students said. Therefore they have pulled the tissue out for many times. Among the four students, two of the students told me that they have experienced "finger-breakthrough" when they are doing the cleaning after human defecation. They think it is very ignoring and nasty.
         Why SFU is not replacing for better toilet rolls? Since 1-ply of tissue paper is thin, people tend to pull out more. Therefore tissue paper will be running out faster. If SFU change to at least 2-ply of toilet paper and softer material, then students do not have to experience "finger-breakthrough" and "pain". Also, washroom cleaners do not have to place a new roll of tissue into every washroom in every two hours.