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You could donate them, as if you never had them in the first place. The pantries would love to be able to hand some out to those in need.

I volunteer at a local,great idea,but ya know he's one of those red squares on that traveling graph in the other thread.So prolly no 😜

I volunteer at a local,great idea,but ya know he's one of those red squares on that traveling graph in the other thread.So prolly no 😜

Ha!

I promise I'm honoring stay-at-home quite well.

Unfortunately my i s c & a aggie wife is back to work, their clinic reopened last week after 2 weeks of going dark.  They're doing everything they can to limit contact and interaction, wearing masks and changing gloves all the time, and never more than 10 folks in the building at any given time.  But if this thing is as transmissible as SOME say, then simply sharing airspace for 20-30 minutes with an infected person, is enough to catch it.  So our entire family is once again at risk.

We've cut off all physical contact with our parents, who are all aged 77-83.  We facetime and skype with them just about every day of course.  This is all pretty crappy but it's where we're at right now.

I would have had a week gap of no TP without having my brother mail me some.  Fun.
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According to a random site, AZ's corona cases won't peak for 24 days.  Funnnnnn.

This gives you a rough idea of the size of these machines.  They take in pulp in water at one end, the pulp is often around 0.1% consistency with the rest water, and change it into a dried sheet at the other end.  The final roll may be 300 inches across and 15 feet in diameter.  They are quite noisy.

That's awesome

no TP at the grocery yesterday afternoon

10 rolls left upstairs in my house, I imagine the daughter's supply downstairs is running low

when the daughter takes 3 rolls to the basement I'll become concerned, that will put us at about 2 weeks

that very well might happen