Nope. It seemed alot better when I was young. 40 years ago.

Well, I have never noticed lint from my toilet tissue. I prefer to use the one ply Scott tissue in the 1000 piece roll. It's not thick and cushy (maybe why no lint?), but I don't have to change the roll often. It's all about what you tolerate.

ETA: after thinking about this question, I realize you might mean "lint" left behind in . . . . the behind. (as opposed to lint on the floor or something, which didn't make much sense). So, I always use moist wipes which never leave lint.

This post was edited by Violet.West on Fri, Nov 21, 14 at 17:18

You were right the first time Violet... Lint/dust residue in the air/floor.

hmm. well, you could try the Scott tissue. People who are used to cushy tp might not like it though

I've been using a recycled/eco-friendly TP... No need for fluffy! :-) The down-side of the one I'm using is it hard to find and expensive. The reason for other suggestions.

This post was edited by AltoonaPA on Fri, Nov 21, 14 at 18:40

I use an unbleached recycled one-ply tissue that I get at a organic chain grocery and there is no lint. I also have a washlet toilet so I don't use much toilet paper. I love my toilet!

I am fed up with the dust and I use the brand first mentioned as a suggestion here, Scott one ply. The dust is unreal that generates from it. I want the commercial kind, like we have at work. It also CLEANS better! Maybe we should go back to using a Sears catalog!

I forgot about this post. I believe it was suggested... Go generic. I agree. We purchased one role each from six local stores including the dollar stores to test. Note that one caveat for us was it had to be individually wrapped. All were better than the name brands. Our choice was Giant Eagle.

Good to know as I checked into commercial brands and they want you to buy in bulk. Like LOTS of bulk.

Use a Biobidet or similar bidet wash with warm water and drying feature. And forget about toilet paper.

Haven't tried it yet myself but I'm about to order in some bamboo based toilet paper. There are a few brands out there. In this thread's regard they're supposed to be the holy grail