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Here in Canada, lots of out-of-stock items are returning to shelves. Not all of them, but my grocery store has had toilet paper all week and they got flour/past
by gentleman11 7y ago
Here in Canada, lots of out-of-stock items are returning to shelves. Not all of them, but my grocery store has had toilet paper all week and they got flour/pasta recently too
- ineedasername 7y agoI live in a heavily impacted area for the virus, and am myself high risk, so we're doing all shopping online. All local supermarkets are still booked for deliveries a week in advance, and no store with local delivery has had any tp in the last two weeks, so we may still have a while more to wait as confirmed cases increase ~45% each day, further panicking people, along with those that hadn't panicked yet.
- rhino369 7y agoIn Chicago, the stores still have Kleenex, so it can't be too bad out there.
- Izkata 7y agoDepends on the place. My Jewel (in Chicago) was good on tissues and out of toilet paper up until yesterday when it was out of both.
- klipt 7y agoMaybe get a physical newspaper subscription? I hear that's what people used for TP in the old days...
- zrobotics 7y agoI know this is a joke, but please don't do this. Sure, people used to use newspapers & the Sear's catalog, but they were also using outhouses. Newspaper will clog plumbing, and it is not fun to deal with.
- Jeema101 7y agoNot sure if maybe this is a generational thing or what but... I used paper towels, newspapers, and magazines all the time as a kid when we ran out at home and never once clogged anything as far as I can remember. There is also the option of throwing the used paper in the trash. This is standard practice in Mexico and I assume many other places with poor water pressure.