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    When I was a little 'un it seemed that everywhere you went i.e. school, doctor, dentist, swimming baths etc there was no toilet roll - just these horrible sheets called Izal Medicated.

    They didn't do the job like Andrex , all they did was spread about until you had a fine film all over your butt!

    They were actually glossy finish with zero absorbence , anyone else remenmber this stuff?

  • #2
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    My Nan use to swear by Izal, She would carefully place it in the middle of normal loo roll,claiming it gave the the best of both worlds

    ??? A good wipe and a good scratch How uncouth
    Heather

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    • #3
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      Yes Hev, remember it well.

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      • #4
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        My girlfriend has kept a ROLL of this stuff to remind herself of the joys (not!) of using this stuff....

        I've used Izal as a kid and all it was good for was cutting up your a**ehole right royally!
        Last edited by Heather74; 23-05-2008, 14:55.

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        • #5
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          We used to refer to Izal as 'John Wayne' Toilet Roll.

          'Rough Tough and takes no S**t off anyone'

          Laugh and the world laughs with you.
          But do it all the time and they will lock you away.
          sigpic

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          • #6
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            I remember this stuff. I used to call it tracing paper bog roll. You can still get it.

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            • #7
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              My nana always had this. Why???? Was it cheaper than normal toilet paper?
              1976 Vintage

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              • #8
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                Also known in my old workplace as 'spreadsheets' for obvious reasons ;-)

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                • #9
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                  They used to put this stuff in the toilets in my Infants and Junior school. We used to call it bumscraper. One kid even used to wrap it round his comb and play it! Even in those days we thought that was pretty gross.

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                  • #10
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                    One school I went to had this & I remember it being painful to use.

                    They occasionally had some paper that was like paper towling, but slightly thinner. It was rougher than normal toilet paper, but did have some absorbancy.
                    The Trickster On The Roof

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                      • #12
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                        Originally posted by Powdered toast man View Post
                        Also known in my old workplace as 'spreadsheets' for obvious reasons ;-)
                        I was thinking something like that. The disturbing thing is the stuff is still available

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                        • #13
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                          Once used never forgotten.

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                          • #14
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                            oh no i remember this so well it would cut u to death it never did the cleaning job correctly as it was so shiny man normal bog roll must ave been very expensive as the school could not afford it.
                            ill bet the staff cleaners etc had andrex.
                            FOR THE HONOUR OF GRAYSKULL

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