Question 1

How much was this in january 2020 or earlier? it is $25 for 24 family mega rolls in april.

Accepted Answer

I ordered the 36 mega roll pack (which equalled 164 rolls, compared to the 108 rolls) in April 2020, during the height of the toilet paper shortage.  Paid $32 with Subscribe & Save.  Now that pack is selling at $65.  There is definitely  some price gouging going on.  This one for $25, I would rather have the 36 mega roll for $32.

Question 2

When are they going to get more in stock, for gawd's sake? it's not a space craft they're making....

Accepted Answer

Covid 19 has placed a significant demand on bleach, which is a key ingredient in the manufacture of surface sanitizers, toilet paper and paper towels.  Bleach manufacturers are NOT going to significantly increase bleach production as that will require construction of additional plants.  Based on my experience in the chemical industry, this surge in surface sanitizers, toilet paper and paper towel demand will NOT be a long term situation that warrants the capital investment to construct additional capacity.  Politicians are willing to fund vaccines, respirators, etc., etc., etc. but not new bleach capacity.
For the time being, might I suggest wiping less or tree leaves

Question 3

If i didn’t buy books for kindle i would cancel amazon prime . what is the delay for restocking tp?

Accepted Answer

TP production calculations are based on the number of people that work and are using commercial TP.  They make home use based on extensive po product management of inventory. The companies make a tiny bit of surplus, but it is not fiscally responsible to have warehouses of just in case TP sitting around. 
NO ONE expected the pandemic and that so many people would be at home.  We havent seen something like this in over 100 years.

It has little to do with hording and more to do with manufacturing capacity.

It takes time to set up extra manufacturing machines, and to say but in extra employee shift (if they are not running at 100% capacity.

There are also the mentioned drives and the need to keep employees safe.

Yes, some people are buying extra....but it is not the main cause of storage.

Perhaps you should have done what a lot of people did and have bought extra TP PRIOR to emergency need (just like you should have extra food and water incase there is a major disaster in your area.

Dont angrily blame others for what you fail to understand and also not thinking ahead.

The grocery stores are just as bad as Amazon was with stock.  They cant stock what was never available to them.

We had TP saved and still needed to make one trip to the grocers at 7am opening.  The TP was litterally sold out in 15 min.

We had skipped our subscribe and save order just prior to the pandemic....but fortunately we keep a 3 week supply of rations including TP from being in an earthquake zone.

We also took the initial reports of the pandemic seriously and bought extra stables in early March,  along with N95 masks. Enough to quarantine if needed.

Poor planning on your part does not make an emergency for others. It is what it is.

Question 4

Are all coy teller toilet tissues Celtic tank safe?

Accepted Answer

Yes, they are safe for septic tanks. From the product description page on their website.

"Septic and sewer safe, Cottonelle® Ultra ComfortCare® is 3X Thicker and 3X Stronger †.

†Per sheet versus the leading national value brand"

Model Number	10036000509660
Package Dimensions	52.8 x 40.2 x 21.3 cm
Material	Paper
Color	purple
Package Weight	4.68 Kilograms
Batteries Required	No
Batteries Included	No
Brand Name	Cottonelle
Item Weight	4.53 kg

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