Are You Old Enough To Know What's Under Her Skirt?

[Jim G.]

[Walleye]

1. Toilet paper?

[questionseverything]

6. Back when we didn't let our tp go naked!

[Faux pas]

2. Lol

[Buckeye_Democrat]

3. TP! It's indeed been a long time since I saw one!

[Diamond_Dog]

4. My husband's aunt had one of these on top of the toilet tank

[MyOwnPeace]

5. A 'popular' item

at flea markets years ago!

[blueinredohio]

16. My aunt also had one.

[louis-t]

7. TP! My grandmother had one.

Haven't seen one since the '80s.

[Blue Owl]

8. A great item to soak up toilet mist and airborne fecal particles

I've always hated any kind of fabric, carpeting, or rugs in a bathroom...

[Croney]

11. And reading material. Ugh.

[Blue Owl]

15. "I'm sorry sir, but that book has been flagged!"

[luckone]

12. I was in a small home bathroom with not only shagg carpeting but a shelf of small stuffed animals

Of course they had a covered toilet seat . I’m guesssnthat was about 10 years ago but I’m still in horror

[Diamond_Dog]

18. My husband's parents

Had wall to wall carpeting in their bathroom. Ugh. Supposedly because linoleum was “too cold to walk on.”

I’ve also known people who had wall to wall carpeting in their kitchen. Another ugh.

[PJMcK]

9. I showed the picture to my wife

I didn't tell her what it was. She said, "Yeah, it's a toilet paper holder. We had a couple in our house growing up. I must be old 'cause I haven't seen one in years."

[applegrove]

10. My grandmother kept her broaches on it. I always wanted to play with the doll.

It was beside her bed on a table. She didn't use it in the bathroom I guess.

[Ocelot II]

13. Some decades ago, everything in a bathroom had to be covered

with something fuzzy. I don't think we ever had a TP roll cover like that, though I remember seeing them in other people's bathrooms; but we did have a toilet lid cover and a rug shaped to fit around the base of the toilet. All of these things were unsanitary, but no well-appointed '60s-'70s bathroom could be without them.

[catrose]

14. I'm old enough to have made that skirt. Others have mentioned what was under it.

[torius]

17. Wouldn't want the TP to get cold.

I don't remember those (were those something usually sold, or handmade?) but I remember those plastic elves in felt clothes that were kind of similar. Their arms were a loop and they came with laundry detergent IIRC, their arms wrapped around the bottles. Their labels said "filled with excelsior."