Cottonelle is sponsoring a roll poll.
So are you a team over or a team under when it comes to your toilet paper? Our family is a team over.
If you are old enough to change the toilet paper roll in this house, you already know that the paper should come over the top. I mean it’s the only way, right?
By leaving a comment on this post you will be entered to win one of ten Cottonelle gift baskets randomly chosen on January 29 from all entries. So comment away. Do you think our family is right or wrong?
By posting about this poll and giveaway and being a member of the Mom Bloggers Club, I’m entering a contest to win a month’s worth of Cottonelle toilet paper. Please help us to “wipe” out a huge line item on our grocery bill this month. 
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I agree. Definitely over!
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I guess we are non-conformist. I gave up along time ago trying to keep a roll on the hanger – ours just sits on the cabinet to the right of the the “facilities”.
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We were an “over” family until those super large rolls became the norm. The roll was too heavy to turn and we’d end up tearing off one square at a time. It was frustrating and time consuming, so we switched to “under”. When we use small rolls, it’s still over, but mostly now it’s under because those large rolls dominate the toilet paper aisle.
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Totally over!! There is no other way!!!
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You’re all so wrong!
Me and my OCD self require all toilet tissue in our house to be UNDER!
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I’m gonna vote over
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Over! …if it ever gets put on in the first place.
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Over. The sensible way. And this is why:
Studies show that when the toilet paper is on the roll this way, people tend to tear off less. This saves money.
When it’s under, it’s more likely to lay against the wall, and bathroom walls are notoriously unsanitary. This is gross.
It unrolls faster when it’s under which can also cause it to run right down to the floor. UBERgross.
If you’re going to let your family know that you cleaned the bathroom by folding the toilet paper to a point, it doesn’t work so well when it’s under.
So, switch people! Do it the BEST way!
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Yup, I agree. Over makes much more sense.
Blessings!
Hannah
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Definitely over!
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OVER!
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OVER!!!
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Over for sure!
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Over! Absolutely– over.
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Definitely over at our house too! And my daughter even got it as early as 5. Once in a hurry I put it on the wrong way, and she corrected me!
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OVER, it’s the only way to go.
Thanks for the chance to win, I have got 5 girls and we go through a lot to toliet paper.
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Under, over, I don’t care…I’m just happy if one of the children replace it when needed!!
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Over. I didn’t even realize there was a controversy until I was almost 20 years old. And that’s weird because I am the sort of person who totally thinks about silly things like this.
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Over is the only way to hang the toilet paper!
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When (if) it gets to the wall…over!
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OVER! It drives me crazy when it’s under. lol
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ALWAYS OVER! It drives me crazy to see it under. In fact I’ve been known to flip the roll in the bathrooms of family and friends…and even public restrooms if I can!
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ha ha ha, you are all wrong! UNDER is best (especially if you have toddlers). See, little hands like to pat the paper roll with their little hands until toilet paper is all over the bathroom floor. However! If it is UNDER, they can pat all day and the toilet paper stays put. (he he, that is why I switched ~ ne’er a problem since). *Ü*
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We roll OVER!! YEA!
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“Over” and have always been an “over” person/famiy. BUT Michelle@DL has something there about little ones patting the rolls. I still don’t think I will change to the dark side about it though
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Over. But honestly, if hubby puts it on the roll, I’m perfectly happy either way!
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Over it is!!
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I don’t really care which way it is put on as long as it is put on! I can’t stand the roll left empty or the roll sitting on the counter!
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Over! The only way to go!
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Over of course and if you call ahead when visiting we will even fold it to a point for you, just like the fancy hotels.
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Over! And judging by the previous comments, we are SO right.
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Over! I was an under girl until I married my hubby four years ago and have been forever converted… over is the only way to go!
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Team Over!
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Over, DUH! Is there another way?
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Officially ladies, Emily Post says “over”
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Over…except in the two bathrooms in our house which no longer have toilet paper hangers (thanks to my children). Those rolls just sit on the counter or on the floor!
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I am an “over” person and my mom is an “under” person. This is quite a debate between us!
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What a fun one! OVER for me and my household. It doesn’t leave me guessing where the start of the paper is.
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Over is the only way, my friend!
krys13@msn.com
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We are an over family here also!! Our kids know this to be fact but one of them who’s 2 just wants to be the one to put it on the roller–he really doesn’t care. The rest of them….I’ve got them on the right track!!
Hope we can help you “wipe” out this line item on your budget–at least for a little bit!!
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OVER, OVER, OVER
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O, absolutely over! When it’s under, by mistake, it just doensn’t work properly!!
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I prefer OVER, definitely. However, since the toilet paper roll was pulled out of the wall in my bathroom, I now use a fancy wrought iron paper towel holder that sits on the floor and I stack two rolls of toilet paper on there. So, in that case, it comes from the side, not over the top!
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Quite honestly…as long as someone remembers to replace the toilet paper I don’t care if it’s over or under–I guess we roll either way
Good luck in the Mom Blogger Club contest!
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We’re an over household, too.
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OVER everytime. Our children know this too and the only time it ends up under is when a little one that doesn’t know any better changes out the roll to be helpful. We will train them though, I promise
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OVER!
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Hey! OK, we are an “over” family. When my Mother-in-Law visits, she always replaces empty rolls by putting them “under”. I promptly change it back.
Blessings – Kelly
Oh, btw, I ordered 2 StudyPods!! Can’t wait to get them. I hope it will stop the grumbling about using the Rod & Staff books.
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When it DOES get replaced at our house it is OVER. A common refrain is my children yelling from the bathroom, “Mom, I need toilet paper!”
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This is a topic that I can honestly say I have NEVER thought about. I’m just thankful there is some left! I buy the gigantic box of individually wrapped tissue at Sam’s once a month.
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