Why do some people hang toilet paper under?

E-coli is easily transferred from surfaces to your fingers and thence to anything that you eat with your hands. However, if the toilet paper is hung “under” there’s a good chance their fingers will brush the wall as well, leaving a deposit.

Should toilet paper be under or over?

The answer, as you can see above, is “over”—no surprise to the estimated 70 percent of wipers who already prefer this position, according to cnet.com. Proponents say an “over” roll provides easier access to the free end of the toilet paper and minimizes the risk of knuckle-on-wall germ gathering.

What does the way you put toilet paper on say about you?

As Dr. Carle says, “Assertive (roll over) people are more likely to be in leadership roles and to have a take-charge attitude. Those hanging the roll ‘under’ are more likely to be submissive. Submissive people tend to be more agreeable, flexible and empathetic.”

What is a poop splash?

As you’ve probably figured out if you’ve ever spent time dropping objects into water, the poop splash is caused when your poop displaces water, and forms a cavity of air in the fluid at the bottom of your toilet bowl.

What is a toilet bidet?

A bidet is a specialized bathroom fixture for washing your undercarriage. It’s the primary way that many people around the world clean themselves up after using the toilet. Modern bidets spray a targeted stream of water exactly where you need it, cleaning up even your worst messes gently and easily.

Where does toilet paper holder go?

Install your toilet paper holder on a wall 8 inches to 12 inches from your toilet bowl. (Use 8 inches to 9 inches for shorter users such as children and 10 inches to 12 inches for average to tall users). The best height for a toilet paper holder is 26 inches from the floor.

How do I stop my pee from splashing the toilet?

Pee splashback is caused by two main factors: height from the toilet/urinal bowl, and the “angle of attack.” By far the best way to reduce splashback is to alter the angle of your pee stream so that it hits the wall of the toilet/urinal at a gradual angle; the closer to 90 degrees, the worse the splashback will be.

Is that a roll of toilet paper hanging over or under?

According to Google Patents, drawings filed by Wheeler back in 1891 show rolls of toilet paper hanging over — not under. While Wheeler didn’t definitively come out and say which way is correct, it’s safe to say that the illustrations speak for themselves.

Should you use the under method of dispensing toilet paper?

“When you dispense toilet paper with the under method, as you attempt to pull the toilet paper off the roll, you usually have to get your hand a bit closer to the existing roll which results in a much higher likelihood of you touching the unused toilet paper,” says Huntley.

When was toilet paper roll invented?

Toilet paper rolls were invented in 1891 and renderings show the tearable sheets in an “over” position. Maker told INSIDER it’s all about personal preference. Visit INSIDER’s homepage for more stories.

Do you throw the roll with the paper hanging over?

My personal take–if you really want to get good coverage in the trees and on the roof, it’s essential to throw the roll with the paper hanging over. So, which way do you roll?