Getting to the bottom of the wiped-out tp aisles.
[sarniathisweek.com]

Takeaways to the article ”Nowadays, according to Wikipedia’s article on the subject, global toilet paper production kills about 27,000 trees a day, which is pretty bad for our planet’s ecological health. So maybe some good will come out our impending toilet paper shortage as people start doing what their forefathers and foremothers did, which in turn will save our forests. Or folks could simply start investing in bidets. Whatever works for you."

In any event, the best advice is to remain calm.
"And maybe, just maybe, if you notice that the stacks of toilet paper in your home are taller than you, perhaps refrain from buying up all of the TP at the grocery store next time you go shopping so that the rest of us don’t have to go looking for wood shavings or corncobs every time we need to use the loo.”

Another, more reveling article: [chron.com] Takeaway is ”The amount of toilet paper the average American uses hasn't changed; it's still around 141 rolls per year (compared to 134 rolls in Germany and just 49 rolls in China, Alix Parters says). But even small changes in buying habits can throw everything into disarray.” 141 rolls per year, you’ve got to be kidding me. Note at the end of the article a bidet maker called “Tushy.” Speaking of which something maybe more should consider: [video.search.yahoo.com]
How about this as a possible solution? lol