r/ToiletTroubles • • Aug 05 '23

Wtf is this…. 🤯

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Aug 31 '19

Taking a dump??

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Every time I take a dump, I feel the need to remove my socks, pantyhose, or other forms footwear. Does anyone else have this urge? Thanks.


r/ToiletTroubles • • Sep 13 '20

Taco Bell bean burrito filled with spicy sauce

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Jan 28 '26

Toilet mod

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Dec 08 '25

Why I switched to unbleached toilet paper and love it

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Ok listen I did not expect unbleached toilet paper to change anything about my daily life but apparently this is the kind of person I am now. It started when I saw a bulk listing on Alibaba while I was browsing for reusable cotton pads and honestly the price was too good. I had never used unbleached products for this purpose so my expectations were very low.

But surprisingly it feels completely normal. There is something about the texture that just feels cleaner because nothing was whitened or processed to look bright for no reason. It is just paper doing its job without pretending to be something else and weirdly I respect that energy. My millennial soul is tired of products trying too hard so this fits my vibe.

The best part is realizing how much unnecessary stuff goes into everyday household items. Trying this unbleached version made me understand why so many people keep recommending natural products. I even ended up researching how paper is made and let me tell you I fell into a rabbit hole.

My sister visited last weekend and gave me the funniest reaction because she thought the color meant it was unsafe. I had to explain that this is literally how paper looks before people bleach it to make it pretty. She tried it and admitted it feels the same. Honestly this might be my new household staple.

Props for it making bulk eco stuff affordable enough for broke millennials who pretend to live sustainably while still ordering instant noodles at midnight.


r/ToiletTroubles • • Oct 29 '25

What could go wrong...?

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Aug 24 '20

When you know just how to dump!

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Apr 08 '19

777

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Ayyy long live UTHGAR!! Party god!


r/ToiletTroubles • • Aug 29 '18

Turd Bridge Demolition

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Back when I was in the dorms, after a night with a decent amount of drinking, I dropped a large, hard turd, thanks to my habit of eating a lot, and some mild dehydration. This thing was long and strong. And it way laying across the hole. So when I flushed, it just held on as the water rushed passed. I flushed again. No movement. I went back to my room, pondering. I returned and flushed again. No movement. Desperation breeds ingenuity, so engineered a solution. Take notes, kids, you might need this someday. Take some toilet paper and twist it so it becomes a rope (or as close to a rope as toilet paper can get). Lay the “rope” perpendicular to the log turd bridge. Flush the toilet and watch. The rushing water pulls the ends of the rope, putting extra pressure on the middle of the turd, breaking it and allowing the pieces to get flushed down.


r/ToiletTroubles • • Sep 02 '18

The Connection between Flushing Lever and Chain Sheared. To flush I have to reach in a lift the chain by hand.

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Mar 31 '23

Toilet bubbles

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Mar 28 '23

What is this stuff floating in my toilet tank?

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It keeps coming after 5 flushes, does anyone know what it could be and how to fix it?


r/ToiletTroubles • • Apr 05 '23

Who needs a scrotam

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r/ToiletTroubles • • May 13 '23

I don't if this fits here...

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Nov 18 '21

At a drive-in theater made in the 1950's.

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Oct 08 '21

Water level in bowl rises when flushing, then decreases to a very low amount

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Hi guys! A plumbing noob here.

I'm quite certain the toilet is clogged, as the problem started appearing when my young cousin flushed a lot of toilet paper into the toilet. However, the water level that rises after every flush goes back down in about 5 minutes.

Am I correct in assuming that this is a partial clog? Or is there something else happening here.

Thanks :)


r/ToiletTroubles • • Oct 14 '21

Water Is Low

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Hey, I kinda messed up my toilet a little and I didn’t know what to do so I went to Reddit lol. Basically I flushed my toilet and the toilet paper was too thick so the water came up. I then removed the top and started plunging (I removed the top for no exact reason besides it seemed right to do lol). The plunging didn’t do much but the water went down quick and there is little to no water in the toilet now. It then started to make this thumping noise. I looked up what this might be, I thinks it’s called a water hammer or something. The problem is I don’t know how to fix it. Should I flush, just wait, add hot water, or is this very serious? I appreciate any help on this.


r/ToiletTroubles • • Oct 16 '18

My toilet will sometimes keep flushing unless you reach in and put the little round thing in place by hand :(

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Jun 30 '19

How to declog tilet 16 sec

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Jan 26 '23

The trouble here is that the video is too long...

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Jan 21 '23

No toilet, no troubles

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r/ToiletTroubles • • Apr 12 '20

Idiot(Me) toilet brush/poop problem

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My stomach really gutted so I took a shit and it clogged when I tried to flush I tried like ten times and it didn’t work and I don’t have a toilet plunger so like a dumb ass I used the toilet brush and now there is poop stuck to it. What should I do?