Monday, January 2, 2012

Information About Types Of Commercial Toilet Paper

!±8± Information About Types Of Commercial Toilet Paper

Every year in America billions of dollars are being spent on restroom supplies and sanitary products. The largest expense in restroom supplies is toilet paper. Americans' use millions of rolls of toilet paper every year without a second thought. The toilet paper industry is so large that it is very difficult sometimes to get a grasp on new products, updates and company mergers. There are considerations to make when choosing a toilet paper, some of these considerations include cost, style, size, color and softness. Do you want toilet paper that you don't have to replace often? Do you want to save money and go with a sand paper grade toilet paper? How cheap can I buy it for without my employees complaining? Hopefully this article will give you a basic understanding of toilet paper terminology.

The style of toilet paper usually refers to how it is wound onto a roll and the size of the roll.. There are three main types of toilet paper rolls; standard, jumbo, and jumbo junior. Standard toilet paper is the type of toilet paper you see in residential restrooms and is usually packaged 96 rolls in a case. Jumbo toilet paper is the type of toilet paper you would see in a public restroom, usually the rolls about 12 inches across and measure about 4000 feet when unrolled. Jumbo junior toilet paper is a smaller version of the jumbo roll and usually measures about 9 inches across and about 2000 feet when unrolled. Jumbo junior toilet paper rolls are sometimes called JRT rolls and are great when dispenser size is an issue.

The softness of a roll of toilet paper usually rates in correspondence to the ply of the toilet paper. When we talk about the ply of the toilet paper we are talking about how many layers the toilet paper contains. The two most common plys of toilet paper are 1 ply and 2 ply sheets. 1 ply toilet tissue means that the toilet tissue has one layer and two ply tissue means that there are two layers bonded together. The type of material used in making toilet paper can also be a factor in the softness. Some toilet papers use finer paper material to make the toilet paper softer. In general 2 ply toilet paper is more expensive than 1 ply, but if your concerned about price and quality is not a factor 1 ply is definitely the way to go.

Commercial toilet paper comes in two colors, white (sometimes called bleached) and natural (brown toilet paper). White or bleached toilet paper goes through a process where the pulp material is bleached to give the toilet paper a nice white clean look. Bleached white toilet paper is usually more costly due to the manufacturing process.

Commercial toilet tissue dispensers are fitted to the type of toilet paper you are using. Jumbo and jumbo junior toilet tissue dispensers can usually hold up to two rolls and have automatic feeders to replace the first roll when it runs out. When purchasing bathroom tissue be sure to make sure that the dispensers fits the toilet paper and vice-versa.
The 4 largest commercial manufacturers of toilet paper are Georgia Pacific, Kimberly Clark, Scott, and Windsoft. In my opinion Georgia Pacific and Kimberly Clark rate the best for softness and quality. If your looking for a bang for your buck toilet paper Windsoft is the way to go. With Windsoft toilet tissue you can expect a good product at a great price.


Information About Types Of Commercial Toilet Paper

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Saturday, November 26, 2011

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If you are in need of toilet paper or paper towels, then you may want to get in on this deal: Scenario #1 (2) Scott Bathroom Tissue (.00) (2) Scott Paper Towels (.00) (2) Kleenex Facial Tissue (.00) Total = .00 Use (2) /1 printable coupon (.00) www.scottbrand.com Pay .00, Get gift card Final = .00 for all 6 items (or .67 each) Scenarios #2 Buy 1 Scott Mega Rolls Choose a Size Towels 6 pk. Buy 1 Scott Bathroom Bathroom Tissue 12 pk. Buy 2 Arm & Hammer Detergent 25-32 loads .50 (.00) Buy 4 Cheez-It crackers .99 (.96) Buy 2 Kleenex tissues (.00) Total = .96 Use the /1 printable coupon www.scottbrand.com Use /2 Arm & Hammer coupon (9/18 SS or 10/16 SS) Use 2 /2 Cheez-It coupons (9/18 RP) Pay = .96, get gift card Final = .96 for all 10 items (or .60 each) Happy Shopping, Happy Savings!

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Monday, October 31, 2011

What Are Muscle Knots?

!±8± What Are Muscle Knots?

If you have experienced a muscle knot, and most people have, you know what the feeling is. Muscle knots are painful to the touch, and underlie pain with the use of the entire muscle involved.

Sometimes a person is at first only aware of the general muscle soreness caused by a knot, without knowing the muscle knot is present, until, while reflexively reaching back to rub and ease the pain, they find the knot.

On palpation, a muscle knot can feel as large as a grape under the surface of the skin. Less commonly known is that knots even as small as a grain of sand can be found by a professional such as a massage therapist.

So, what are muscle knots?

Before addressing knots specifically, let's look at the structure of muscles.

Simply, most skeletal muscles are comprised of numerous fibers that run parallel and attach on each end to a structure such as bone.

Healthy muscle fibers do one thing - contract - either by conscious command through the nervous system, or reflexively. By doing so, they bring the structures to which they attach closer together, creating movement at joints.

Interestingly, even at their hardest work, flexing for long periods, as a weight lifter might require, muscle fibers work as a team, taking turns bearing the burden, individually sneaking a rest for greater endurance. This happens at a very quick, "flickering" speed.

When a muscle contains a knot, what is happening is, certain fibers are firing actively on a constant basis. While in spasm this way, they can be extremely painful throughout the surrounding area. The pain actually causes the muscle to spasm more, and the cycle continues.

They are also no longer available to lend a hand to the team, so the muscle is in effect less powerful because of the knot. So, a muscle with a knot is both painful, and less efficient.

The cause of the muscle knot is not certain, but doctors believe there is a relationship to an abnormal protein build-up after a release of lactic acid.

A knot is less likely from over-use injury, than it is from short bursts of activity carried out by an otherwise sedentary muscle.

To get rid of muscle knots, apply direct, targeted force to the knots, or see a qualified professional who specializes in assisting with soft tissue injuries, pain, and knots - a massage therapist.


What Are Muscle Knots?

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