We did not have a bathroom either we went to the "Slipper Baths" on a
Saturday, they were cubicles with a bath in and you paid your money and
went in and the attendant started the water, you shouted when you had
enough water in the bath and whether you wanted more hot or cold, the
rest of the week you took a bowl of water upstairs to your room and had
a strip wash, oh the luxury of that Saturday soak, we were always
getting told off for taking too much time then she would really get mad
and let your water out of the bath, oh happy days.
Sue M Harve
Norfolk UK

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Not only torn up newspaper on a string, but some people had outside
toilets 
as well. The one in the first house we bought in 1965 would have been an

outside toilet if the previous owners hadn't built an enclosed lean-to
which 
meant it was "indoors". The house had no bath.

Not only did public toilets have the perforated stuff on a roll, but
local 
government buildings such as schools had that too with the name of the
local 
authority printed on each sheet.

My primary school (7 - 11 years) was next to a paper factory that
produced 
soft toilet rolls. Scot something I think it was. We went on a tour of
the 
factory to see how it was made. Even then I couldn't see the point of
water 
resistant toilet tissue, which was one of their products!!

Jean in Poole, Dorset, UK 

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