Toilet Tissue Spritz? Really?
Help me out here Steemians....I'm confused
This evening I was at our local supermarket doing our weekly shop (all organic of course!) when a new and interesting product caught my eye. I think I'm still a bit sensitive to the appearance of a new, glossy bottle on the shelf from my 'consumer rage' days.
Anyway....'Toilet Tissue Spritz'? Seriously who uses this? No seriously, I want to hear from you!
The market for personal care products seems to have sky rocketed in recent years with a HUGE array of weird and wonderful products appearing on our shelves.
How many of them are necessary?
How many are even useful?
NONE in my opinion, but I was particularly perplexed by this one.
I mean, am I missing something here? Are people's arses really that smelly that they need a marvellous concoction of chemicals sprayed onto their toilet paper? And if they are may I suggest a spray bottle of water to carry around or even a shower?
As far as I can see, this product, along with many others, is nothing more than a few chemicals in a fancy bottle that will probably do our bodies more harm than good!
In all fairness I could be wrong. I mean, I've never actually tried it. Maybe it could transform my life!
So please if you use this or a similar product, please enlighten me, I'm genuinely intrigued!
Hope you're all having a lovely day :)
I have so many questions haha. First I see excess packaging, which is unnecessary. As you mentioned, what's in it?? Probably not good. In what instance are people needing to use this? I'm thinking camping or outdoors somewhere but I still am not really seeing the big picture.
I have many questions about it too @sarahtops9000
Yes, that's another good point! It's another disposable plastic bottle that we could definitely do without.
I just don't understand the whole concept of it though haha!
Here's a photo of the ingredients, not good as you say and completely unnecessary!
Scotland is slowing turning into a nation of softie manginas! NOT GOOD KATE!! :(