There are two ways to hang toilet paper: 1) over (with the loose end draped over the top) and 2) under (with the loose end hanging inside next to the wall). Most offices hang it “over” but I ...

The original patent indicating proper toilet paper roll orientation. | Google Patents According to Business Insider, toilet paper was originally patented by Wheeler’s own Albany Perforated ...

It’s Mr. Wheeler’s way. If nothing else, hanging our toilet paper correctly will give us more time to argue about other important things, like who’s turn it is to get up and go jiggle the ...

News; Weird News; Expert Advice 'Correct' way to hang toilet roll finally settled, thanks to expert An etiquette expert has shared how you should actually hang the toilet paper in your bathroom ...

Are YOU hanging your toilet paper the CORRECT way? ... 'Research after research reveals that the proper and most hygienic way to hang your toilet paper is over and not under,' she told DailyMail.com.

Plenty of space online in the form of polls and listicles has been dedicated to the proper way to orient our toilet paper.. The subject even has its own section on Wikipedia filled with arguments ...

The invention of perforated toilet paper by Seth Wheeler in 1871 marked another significant step forward in bathroom hygiene.

It’s official: Toilet paper should hang in this direction. Congratulations, fans of flipping the end of a toilet paper roll over the top — your method is officially the right one. Writer Owen ...

Though you may think it's "personal preference," it's not. The classic debate over how to put your toilet paper roll on its holder has been settled. Believe it or not, Inc. tells us this ...

Inc. reports that a recent study conducted at the University of Colorado, the “right” way to over because with that method you’ll only touch the toilet paper you’re personally using.

The right way to hang your toilet paper is with the end going over the top. If you hang toilet paper using the under method, then there’s a good chance your hand will brush the wall, leaving ...