How to limit toilet paper?

Sorry about the typo's

It is helppful to know that I am not alone. I saw my situation in many posts. I
am caregiver for my wife and we are just starting the journey, but I was pleased
to know she was not the only one using tp in same manner. JH

My parents were also the children of the Great Depression. I notice as they were getting older, they wouldn't flush the toilet after peeing.... guess they waited until the end of the day. No wonder their house had that aroma that would makes your eyes sting !!

Today I noticed that Dad is still doing that in his Independent Living apartment where he recently moved. On days when his caregivers are there, they keep that in check. I tried to tell Dad that his utility bill will be the same whether he flushed once a day or every half hour.

FF, this is a funny thread. Hoping no one ever tries to limit TP in my house.

Who was it who thought up this poem?
"If it's brown, flush it down,
If it's yellow, let it mellow!"
I know, it was during a drought when Jerry Brown was first Governor of Ca.

"If you sprinkle when you tinkle, please be neat and wipe the seat."

Ha ha ha ha! Keep it coming, in the meantime, I hafta get dressed and go out for more TP today.

Should I start to worry? Is using a lot of toilet tissue a sign of dementia?
Or a sign of being fastidious? Or something else?

Sendme - I get the super jumbo rolls of tp. When Rainman is sitting on the throne, if I'm not watching him every minute - his favorite thing to do is unspool the tp - weeeeeee!

I have a cat, who back in his youth, use to unspool the toilet paper, if he wasn't doing that then he was putting mega teeth marks into the spool. Thank goodness our elders aren't biting the toilet paper rolls :)

At least not yet, freqflyer! If Rainman has a new roll to start with I find him up to his knees in a white tp cloud! Not wanting to waste all that tp I'll attempt to wind it back up - pretty impossible task - almost as frustrating as trying to fold a fitted bed sheet!