Izal bogroll.

[Scimmy]

Does anybody still actually use this horrific greaseproof paper bum hygiene product? In my youth it was known as "John Wayne bogroll" because it took no shit off anybody!

Horrible crackly stuff.

 

[What A Waster]

No, i just use wet wipes, then flush them

 

[buster]

Grandmother bought it , many a time I had to clean my fingernails after using it.

 

[Deleted User 11453]

Does anybody still actually use this horrific greaseproof paper bum hygiene product? In my youth it was known as "John Wayne bogroll" because it took no shit off anybody!

Horrible crackly stuff.

We had it at infant school in the 70s. There was a sense of dread if you needed a poo at school.

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

Does anybody still actually use this horrific greaseproof paper bum hygiene product? In my youth it was known as "John Wayne bogroll" because it took no shit off anybody!

Horrible crackly stuff.

Shiny stuff that didn't even soak up owt - blotting paper would have been better.

 

[yorkyexile]

Does anybody still actually use this horrific greaseproof paper bum hygiene product? In my youth it was known as "John Wayne bogroll" because it took no shit off anybody!

Horrible crackly stuff.

can you actually still buy it? brings back horrific memories of school

 

[Fred Secrets]

We had it at infant school in the 70s. There was a sense of dread if you needed a poo at school.

I always thought you were about 12, going by your posts on here.

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

We had it at infant school in the 70s. There was a sense of dread if you needed a poo at school.

At infant school, we were all supposed to carry a towel bag (with Durham County Council embroidered on it) that contained a bar of soap as well as a small towel. The Mams couldn't understand why after an unpromising start, they suddenly became popular with lads asking for big tablets of soap - not to wash with of course, but the bag became a great weapon when swung round your head and landed on your opponent's noggin.

 

[Yankee Mackem]

Thats ww2 surpless stuff. Had it in my primary school in the 70s. I'm still in therapy about it. Absolutely wrecked.

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

I always thought you were about 12, going by your posts on here.

Ah, that's why you were so interested in him - explains a lot.

 

[yorkyexile]

At infant school, we were all supposed to carry a towel bag (with Durham County Council embroidered on it) that contained a bar of soap as well as a small towel. The Mams couldn't understand why after an unpromising start, they suddenly became popular with lads asking for big tablets of soap - not to wash with of course, but the bag became a great weapon when swung round your head and landed on your opponent's noggin.

think thats why they were done away with by the time i got to school in 78. we had to wait three years so we could do it with our swimming kits. Friday mornings belting shit out of each other on our way to Brandon school baths

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

think thats why they were done away with by the time i got to school in 78. we had to wait three years so we could do it with our swimming kits. Friday mornings belting shit out of each other on our way to Brandon school baths

Happy memories - a wet cossy could do some damage too.

 

[cosmicchris00]

Does anybody still actually use this horrific greaseproof paper bum hygiene product? In my youth it was known as "John Wayne bogroll" because it took no shit off anybody!

Horrible crackly stuff.

Went to work at a place 3rd Jan 2000 and they still put this stuff in the bogs.

It was a major bone of contention especially with the lasses who would actually bring their own in.

Needless to say it's been closed a while and nobody misses it

 

[Yankee Mackem]

You'd get better results from razorwire.

 

[Abu Dhabi Red and White]

Needless to say it's been closed a while and nobody misses it

Your arse?

 

[Swindon Mackem]

Wasn't that the same stuff they had in the train carriage bogs years ago? Popular stuff with match goers back in the late 60's / early 70's due to their aerodynamics when released from halfway back in the Fulwell down towards the goal.

 

[Scimmy]

I just tried to find it online and the Amazon site says it's no longer manufactured. I'm not surprised!

 

[Steesafc]

We had this stuff in Primary School in the mid to late 90's. Iirc they did two kinds, the ski slope shite up your back super slippy variety or the full weapons grade sandpaper wipe your arsehole off kind. Just terrific.

 

[tunstall birdman]

The one only positive thing that can be said about it, is that you never ever got a Brown Ballerina finger.

 

[Pricey]

It didn't wipe your arse, it just spread it up your back