Here it is! Other off-label uses include, but are not limited to, sanding wood, making rope, scraping frost off your windshield, filleting fish, sharpening knives and garden tools, and wind surfing. A must have in every home.
My wife bought a lifetime supply of toilet paper.
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What's the grit equivalent, would you say?
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It leaves a similar scratch pattern to my Shapton Glass 500.
Wow, great value. Wait till the lapping film guys get wind of it.
I would have welcomed it as compared to the tissue used by my former employer at the office complex.
What they bought was just slightly less absorbent than Saran Wrap.
When I lived in South America back in the 80's the choice was see-thru 80 grit, or hydrophobic wax paper
Hmh, Life-time supply??? How old are you??? I think your life expectancy is a bit more than 12k sheets of toilet paper....since it is single ply, guess you need at least double up... and there goes half of the life.
If one refuses to use it at all, one roll would be a lifetime supply!
My wife bought a half a pound of okra. That's a lifetime supply for me because I'm never going to eat that stuff!
That's a 24 hour supply if you are doing a colonoscopy prep.
Ask me how I know.
Ask me how I know.
Scratch pattern and toilet paper should not be used in the same sentence.
Now I'm definitely not buying a USB microscope.
Before I retired, my job was inspecting sites around the State. I always kept a roll of my toilet paper and paper towels in back of my work truck, along with my issued equipment. If the Govt, and the groups they pander to, even think 12 rolls will last a lifetime, they'll be banning all other makes of softer and double-ply toilet paper, except for themselves and the rich. I can envision roads being blocked with protesters chanting "Just Stop TP", and everyone will be forced to use Willow TP or install a bidet.
Yup, just had one last month, not fun....That's a 24 hour supply if you are doing a colonoscopy prep.
Ask me how I know.
Okra, is sooo good....fried Okra, like they do in the South, love it. My wife hates it, though
This was my first.
Everyone always said the prep was worst than the procedure. They weren't kidding.
So true....the prep is the worst part. In 1998 I had colon surgery, and prior to that, I had a couple colonoscopies, plus some other tests. I think believe I did 4 or 5 preps between September 30 and December 6 when they cut me finally.
If diamonds are the hardest substance on the Moh's scale, then I'd say this brand may very well be gritty enough to handily polish quartz of all kinds to a beautiful high shine flawless finish and would be also be enough to rough cut the aforementioned diamond. And I must echo what @luvmysuper stated, a lifetime supply is a bit of a red herring. If you don't use it then it's certainly a lifetime supply!
Perhaps you've a supply of old t-shirts handy you could shred and/or a pile of old newspapers? You'd be far better off in the end (er, ah, double entendre intended!!!)
Perhaps you've a supply of old t-shirts handy you could shred and/or a pile of old newspapers? You'd be far better off in the end (er, ah, double entendre intended!!!)
During the pandemic, I ordered a 50 roll carton of "Scott Professional" toilet paper due to supply chain shortages. We still have about a third of the box since I'm the only one that will use them now.
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