As panic has emerged all over the world due to the outbreak of Coronavirus but this panic has emerged as a toilet paper crisis too in Australia. And the Australian company Bunnings has brought the solution for the toilet paper crisis as it brings up the jumbo rolls that can last for a year.
The huge toilet rolls are so big that they could last an entire year. These toilet papers are generally used in public bathrooms and shopping centres. Shoppers can get eight giant rolls of Scott Essential Jumbo Tissue Rolls measuring 2,400 metres or the six-pack of Kleenex rolls that is equal to 1,800 metres.
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The jumbo rolls will be available until stocks last and are worth $75 at selected stores.
A Bunnings spokeswoman told Daily Mail Australia that the giant rolls were a part of Christmas promotion hence they are available only at some stores. She said, “We’re currently not actively stocking toilet paper in our stores. However, some stores may have some leftover stock from Christmas that they’ve put out for sale now. We have very limited stock in the network and customer will need to check with their local Bunnings.”
According to their website, the jumbo-sized toilet papers ‘deliver quality with superior softness, strength, absorbency and comfort.’ Some shoppers are of the opinion that it toilet rolls could last a whole year depending on how you use it.
You can thank me later #Australia but @Bunnings sells toilet rolls (the mega ones used in public bathrooms) if you get really desperate. Plenty in stock in two bunnings stores I went to this morning! You're welcome ?#toiletpaperpanic #ToiletPaperApocalypse pic.twitter.com/jgNogVnJEp
— Mr Andrews (@CDAndrews11) March 8, 2020
The sale comes after the Australian Government and health authorities urge people not to panic-buy toilet papers. The uproar related to toilet paper had caused fights and arguments in supermarket stores across the country. People used to go to supermarkets only to buy toilet rolls and fill their trolleys with it. World Health Organisation has declared Coronavirus outbreak a pandemic.
