Chocolate bread or chocolatine, Lionel Messi or Cristiano Ronaldo, bag or pocket, dog or cat. There are many debates that animate us in life or on social networks. A bit like the one who was raging about knowing how to install his toilet paper.
The sheet above or below?
On March 17, 2015, on X (ex-Twitter), Owen Williams, a Canadian working in the artificial intelligence sector posted a tweet that was going to end a debate on the functioning of comfort firms.
Indeed, the Canadian managed to get his hands on a particular patent published by Seth Wheeler, the inventor of the toilet paper in a roll, in 1891. And according to the inventor of this technology which may have revolutionized the way we use the toilets today, the first sheet of toilet paper that we shoot must be … on the top of the roller.
In other words, in such a configuration, the sheet is therefore towards you and not against the wall. The debate is therefore closed. Finally…
Toilet paper, it's still personal
What everyone does in their toilet does not look at anyone other than the one concerned when they are on the throne. In the same way that one can arrange your house as you wish, it is not because the inventor of toilet paper decreed that the leaf should be above that everyone should follow its words.
Especially since if the debate exists, it is because the fact that the toilet paper is in the other direction does not prevent its use.
Some will say that they put the sheet above to suit standards which have transmitted from generation to generation and they will be right. And others will advance the argument that such a provision of toilet paper could be a crime shoot for a pet or a young child who would like to make a joke and that therefore the right way to put it would be the leaf below. And they will be right too.
So and especially for the use that is made of it, put your toilet paper as you see fit. In the end, he will inevitably find himself in the same place that he was in the “good” or the “bad” meaning.
Source : Huffpost
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