wall mount toilet. where do i put the box tissues?

4 years ago

I have a 3x 5 bathroom. wall mount toilet. I don't like to use tissues on the roll. any suggestions where I could put a rectangular box tissues? do not want to keep it on the floor

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catbuilder

4 years ago

Do you mean you want to use facial tissues instead of toilet paper? If so, learn to use toilet paper (or use a trash can to dispose of the tissue). Toilet paper is manufactured to dissolve in water, and facial tissues are manufactured to not dissolve in water. This is an important distinction, as facial tissues will end up clogging the sewer pipes, and are bad for septic systems and water treatment plants. The same is true for wipes. Even though the package will say "flushable" on it, they are not flushable. Yes, they will pass through the toilet (usually), but they will also end up clogging the sewer pipes further down the line, and are bad for septic systems and water treatment plants. The only thing that should go in a toilet is human waste and toilet paper.

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roccouple
4 years ago
Not gorgeous but they make wall dispensers?

https://www.amazon.com/Kimberly-Professional-Dispenser-40407-Cottonelle/dp/B01MU077PR/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?keywords=single+sheet+toilet+paper+dispenser&qid=1580438906&sr=8-3
wdccruise
4 years ago
- Advanced Toilet Paper Dispenser
- Kimberly Clark Professional MOD Hygienic Bathroom Tissue Dispenser (rather weird for residential use)
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cat_mom
4 years ago
We keep ours in a vanity drawer in our two main bathrooms, and we keep a cube type box of tissues under a tissue box cover/holder on the sinktop in our guest bathroom (larger vanity, more room for one than in the other bathrooms).
Helen
4 years ago
Do you use facial tissues instead of toilet paper?

You can purchase tissue containers that mount on the wall and just mount one near the toilet. I had a few vintage ones which I used for actual facial tissues in my bathroom.

I use Wipes and found a wipe box which is mounted to the wall next to my toilet with Command strips. It functions really well. I also have a wall mounted toilet paper holder on the opposite wall near the toilet.
User
4 years ago
That is the gospel truth about never, EVER flushing those so-called "flushable" wipes. That they claim to be flushable is almost criminal. I mean, you CAN flush your socks too. Should you though?
r s
Original Author
4 years ago
I will not have a vanity in that bathroom. just a toilet. don't like tissues on the roll. would like to have something decorative on the wall where I can keep a box.( I use the aspen tissues, thickness compares to tissues on the roll)
My3dogs ME zone 5A
4 years ago
From Googling, I can only see 'Aspen Tissues' shown as facial tissues.

Marcel Aspen Facial Tissues

rs, this bathroom must have a sink in it, correct? Can you show us a picture of the bathroom?

Is there room at the edge of the sink to put a tissue box there? You're talking about tissues to blow your nose on, correct? Not toilet paper?

If you can use something other than Aspen tissues, which don't seem to come in a 'Boutique' style box as show below, there are many other brands that do, which would save space.
morz8 - Washington Coast
4 years ago
You could install a floating shelf, but....you are mistaken when you compare facial tissue to toilet paper. They are not the same product. If you are flushing facial tissue regularly, or the flushable wipes, have an amount $ set aside for your eventual plumber you will call. If not your own house, your citys wastewater treatment plant that will have to deal with them eventually.
User
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
Just curious -- does this have anything to do with Shabbat?
r s thanked User
wdccruise
4 years ago
The OP is asking about toilet paper that are separate sheets instead of a roll. Yes, there is such a thing. She's not asking about Kleenex.
morz8 - Washington Coast
4 years ago
Possibly, but she mentions Aspen brand and I don't find pre-cut boxes of toilet tissue available - only facial tissues.
wdccruise
4 years ago
@morz8 - Washington Coast "Possibly, but she mentions Aspen brand and I don't find pre-cut boxes of toilet tissue available - only facial tissues."

Advanced Tubeless Toilet Paper Pull From a Tissue Box and the OP didn't mention "Aspen".
jay06
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
wdccruise--The OP did mention Aspen tissues--"(I use the aspen tissues, thickness compares to tissues on the roll)". That's the reason for the responses regarding biodegradability. But thank you for the link that might be helpful for her/him.
wdccruise
4 years ago
Ug, you're right. IMO Kleenex is for toilet-paper emergencies only.
r s
Original Author
4 years ago
I use aspen yes because of Shabbat. I can not cut off the tissues from the roll. I will not have a sink in that bathroom. all I have there is a toilet!
justretired
4 years ago
https://www.amazon.com/Shabbos-Bathroom-Innovative-Dispenser-Replaces/dp/B0038HPGCO

So maybe a small table or wall mounted shelf next to the commode?
r s
Original Author
4 years ago
so that's exactly what I am looking for, a pretty wall mounted shelf
Sima Wolf
3 months ago
Hi. I am looking to resolve this type issue now in a new build. Have you found any product to use for a rectangular tissue box? Preferabbly semi recessed.

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