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This article from Consumer Reports discusses chronic constipation in older adults and offers potential solutions for relief. It mentions the Squatty Potty, a footstool that can be used while sitting on the toilet to straighten the pelvic floor and reduce strain during bowel movements. The article also suggests other options for comfort, such as taller toilets, bidet attachments, and softer toilet paper. While the effectiveness of these products may vary, they are presented as potential options for individuals seeking relief from constipation. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on Bidet toilet seats. Topics discussed include information on bidet toilet seats that feature a heated seat, a warm-water spray, and an adjustable nozzle; advantage bidet seats to reduce toilet paper use; and information on bidet toilet seats from Brondell, Toto Washlet, and Bio Bidet.

The article discusses the reasons why the toilet paper industry reduced the number of toilet paper sheets in a roll. Topics mentioned include Kimberly-Clark representative's mention of the marketing decision in response to rising manufacturing and distribution costs, the improvement in the quality of sheets due to product innovations, and a description of some brands to help consumers get the best product at the right price.

The article evaluates various home products, including dishwashers. The article compares the reliability and price of the products. The best rated laundry detergent is Tide 2X Ultra with Color Clean Bleach Alternative, which costs 32 cents a load on average. Recommended washing machines include front-loading models and dryers include electric and gas models. Various vacuum cleaners are evaluated and recommended, including upright and canister full-sized vacuums, small vacuums, and carpet-cleaning machines. The best and worst of other products listed include toilet paper, dishwasher detergents, and paper towels.

The article evaluates various brands of toilet paper, noting the tests "Consumer Reports" magazine used to determine brands' ranks based on paper strength, softness, and disintegration, including the brands White Cloud 3-Ply Ultra Soft & Thick and Quilted Northern Ultra Plush.

The article presents several labeling errors on some products, including toilet papers, hand sanitizers, and plumbing, heating, and cooling services.

Provides information on the results of quality tests for various types of toilet paper. Use of a wide range of toilet paper such as brand names, store brands, and recycled; Difficulty of comparing costs; Focus of the tests on determining strength, disintegration, softness, and absorption; Ratings and recommendations of several products. INSET: Green paper.

The article offers information on misleading advertising such as used toilet paper, septic service, a toilet seat.

This article evaluates toilet paper and wet wipes including those from Quilted Northern, Charmin, Cottonelle, Walmart, Scott and others.

The article presents evaluations of toilet paper products based on price, strength, softness, disintegration, and tearing ease as of May 2014, with toilet papers including White Cloud Ultra 3 Ply, Charmin Ultra Strong, and Quilted Northern Ultra Plush, and also includes a chart.

The article evaluates several brands of toilet paper including Quilted Northern Ultra Plush, Scott Extra Soft, and Seventh Generation.

This article reviews recycled toilet paper brands including Marcal Paper Mills Inc. Small Steps, Seventh Generation Inc., and Charmin Ultra Soft from Procter & Gamble Co.

Spotlights moist toilet paper tested by 'Consumer Reports,' including Charmin Fresh Mates, Cottonelle Fresh Rollwipes, and Quilted Northern Fresh & Moist Wipes. How all the wipes are labeled flushable, although most did not disintegrate in water; Labeling that states that the wipes are safe for septic tanks and sewers.

Evaluates the Purely Cotton brand of bathroom tissue. Results; Price.

Presents a reader evaluation of Kleenex Cottonelle bathroom tissue, which is made by Kimberly-Clark.