Soft, known by manufacturers as ‘crêpe’, was plain, white tissue paper. Hard was in later years probably one of two brands, Izal or Bronco.
One may also ask, how much did stuff cost in 1950?
a new house cost $8,450.00. the average income per year was $3,210.00. a gallon of gas was 18 cents. the average cost of new car was $1,510.00.
Furthermore, what did Victorians use before toilet paper? Before that, they used whatever was handy — sticks, leaves, corn cobs, bits of cloth, their hands. Toilet paper more or less as we know it today is a product of Victorian times; it was first issued in boxes (the way facial tissue is today) and somewhat later on the familiar rolls.
Considering this, what was the price of toilet paper in 1950?
A bathroom essential in every household, toilet tissue, available from various brands, cost just 5 cents per roll in the 1950s.
What was used for toilet paper before it was invented?
Before toilet paper, people mainly used whatever was free and readily available for personal hygiene. Unfortunately, many of the options were quite painful: Wood shavings, hay, rocks, corn cobs, and even frayed anchor cables.
When did Charmin have colored toilet paper?
Charmin Blue Tissue, 1988.
When did humans start wiping their bums?
Ancient Greece (800 BC)