If you love adding small quirky elements to your home's design, check out some very unique toilet paper holders that will ...

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The Mumbai-based husband and wife are known for their elaborate narratives of cut and layered paper, which they tuck inside frames and backlight with soft LEDs. In recent years, the duo has gravitated ...

Getting the best toilet roll means you avoid flushing money down the loo by overspending on toilet paper that turns out to feel rougher than sandpaper or means you need to use more sheets than you'd ...

Reports have shown that Ghana imported tinned tomatoes worth US$1 billion, toilet rolls at US$100 million, soap and cosmetics worth US$200 million, and tomatoes from Burkina Faso at US$100 million.

It might not be the topic of polite conversation—I grew up calling it “dessert talk”—but the quality of the toilet paper you use is important.

Here are a few Victorian paper crafts to try this Christmas ... and you can reuse old wrapping paper and toilet rolls. Add handwritten mottoes or jokes on little slips of paper for extra personality.

It's a fun holiday decor craft you'll want to hang on to for years! Realtor and design expert, Tegan Enloe, shared how to create a beautiful holiday picture frame! For more information about Tegan ...

Caroline Schiff, a 2022 F&W Best New Chef, has a solution that you probably have on hand: a paper towel roll. “It’s a trick I picked up from a food stylist for that picture-perfect look ...

Toilet paper is at the top of the shopping list with 77% saying they are stocking up on it. That's followed by nonperishable food (76%), medical supplies (58%), and over-the-counter medications (54%).