Where's the Charmin?

Probably in your plumbing, 3 days later

After having a small plumbing issue at our gallery (ok, big issue and it smelled like a large cattle farm), we got the facts on Charmin toilet paper. I hate to inform you that the nice fluffy, soft paper you've been enjoying the wiping with is causing clogs in your plumbing. That's right...spare a square and give it up. It takes days for that big, fat paper to break down in your pipes, causing potential problems. I also heard (obviously not from the plumber) that you should use white, unprinted tissues or you're wiping chemicals where you probably don't want them.

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