Groceries

[SailinAway]

(1) Best day and time to shop at Tilton Market Basket now? It was mobbed at 11:00 am today (Monday). I heard it was packed at 7:00 am on Saturday. What about 7:00 am midweek?

(2) Any idea how I can hire a shopper? Health problem makes me wary of going to the grocery store.

I drove up to the Plymouth Wal-Mart today as an alternative. Many grocery shelves were empty or almost empty. Maybe because they hadn't receive delivery after the weekend panic buying.

[Descant]

Try "Hannaford to Go"online shopping. I think Walmart has something similar. They pack it all up and you pick up. Some deliver. Without advertising a lot, I bet your local small town grocer will deliver if you ask. I think if you call 211 or your local town hall welfare office, they know somebody who will help. I'd bet your Pastor knows somebody who will help. Should have said that as the first option.

[fatlazyless]

Normally, the Plymouth Walmart is very quiet at 7:15-am on a weekday, and it is open from 6-am to midnight. But yesterday on Monday, March 16, all six of the self-service scanners were in use plus there also was a line of five customers waiting to use them. Normally, there's like zero or one person there at 7:15-am ....... so's how about that!

No big deal, all things considered, the store was very orderly but was a lot busier than usual, at that early hour. As soon as I drove into the parking lot it was obvious with a lot more cars than usual, too.

On a side note, the Walmart scanners are more user friendly and a better experience than the scanners in Hannaford, plus the six Walmart scanners always have a 'scanner person' at a separate 'puter screen station that makes it all run smoother.

Sometimes, customers at the Hannaford scanners can get really annoyed, and that does not seem to be an issue at Walmart probably because they have a 'scanner super' station.

[codeman671]

Originally Posted by SailinAway

(1) Best day and time to shop at Tilton Market Basket now? It was mobbed at 11:00 am today (Monday). I heard it was packed at 7:00 am on Saturday. What about 7:00 am midweek?

(2) Any idea how I can hire a shopper? Health problem makes me wary of going to the grocery store.

I drove up to the Plymouth Wal-Mart today as an alternative. Many grocery shelves were empty or almost empty. Maybe because they hadn't receive delivery after the weekend panic buying.

On the seacoast Walmart and Hannaford to Go work great.

[WINNI BOB]

I stopped at the SHAWS in Gilford on Monday noon, and I was amazed. there were very few shoppers and the aisles were full of items. They are doing a great job handling the virus problem. When I got to the register to pay... I was 2nd in line No Problem !!!

Winni Bob

[WinnisquamZ]

Originally Posted by WINNI BOB

I stopped at the SHAWS in Gilford on Monday noon, and I was amazed. there were very few shoppers and the aisles were full of items. They are doing a great job handling the virus problem.

Winni Bob

Agree, was there this morning. Meat was limited. Seafood plentiful. For some reason no one likes Devil Dogs! Remember to thank the workers for being there and doing a great job


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[thinkxingu]

Originally Posted by WINNI BOB

I stopped at the SHAWS in Gilford on Monday noon, and I was amazed. there were very few shoppers and the aisles were full of items. They are doing a great job handling the virus problem. When I got to the register to pay... I was 2nd in line No Problem !!!

Winni Bob

If it's anything like the Shaw's in my town, it's because the prices are criminal. Two days ago, all they had was 6-packs of eggs...that were ripped apart dozens selling for dozen pricing ($1.39).

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[TiltonBB]

I went into a Target store yesterday: No produce or bread left. Canned goods like soup were wiped out. Most of the cold and flu medicines were out too.

I guess if you really want something try first thing in the morning since many of the shelves are restocked overnight. Plus, you can avoid the crowds later on and the germs that they may carry.

[gravy boat]

Wal-Mart Monday after 2 pm and not crowded. No TP, of course, limited paper towels, but we went for food. Snagged the last 2 onions, last butternut squash -- plenty of fresh stuff and that's what we went there for. Limited: pastas, pasta/tomato sauces, soups.

Shaws after 3 pm Monday: Not crowded. No TP, had some paper towels, plenty of food, fresh and other. (Wal-Mart doesn't have so went to Shaw's).

Hannaford Tuesday 815 am -- Not crowded. no TP, some paper towels and tissues. Plenty of veggies. Soups picked over but a few left, good amount of broth available.

All three had plenty of bottled water and fresh veggies. Had breads, dairy, etc., as well. Just low or out of what you'd expect -- paper products, pasta, sauces, soups, etc.

[magicrobotmonkey]

If you search for specific stores on goolgle, the results will often include a "live" graph of how busy the store currently is. Big brother can be useful sometimes!

[rick35]

Originally Posted by Descant

Try "Hannaford to Go"online shopping. I think Walmart has something similar. They pack it all up and you pick up. Some deliver. Without advertising a lot, I bet your local small town grocer will deliver if you ask. I think if you call 211 or your local town hall welfare office, they know somebody who will help. I'd bet your Pastor knows somebody who will help. Should have said that as the first option.

Hannaford in Bedford and Nashua have no pickup times through Monday. I’m picking up an order tomorrow night and it could be the reason why I’m not seeing any times. Maybe they don’t want people to hog the system by booking multiple times. We’ll see after I pick up my order but I suspect its just because people have booked all the times.

[DickR]

Hannaford Meredith mid-afternoon today had some shoppers, but neither a lot nor very few. Yesterday a sign by the muffins said that for now you couldn't pick your own from the trays behind the glass doors. Both days the shelves for toilet paper, facial tissues, and paper towels were bare, with signs limiting amounts each customer could buy. I didn't need any of those three, but I couldn't resist looking to see if the shelves were indeed bare anyway.

I wonder if anyone has done calculations or studies on how long a run on toilet paper and paper towels can realistically last. Supplies come in daily (I was told by the manager). People use those items at some predictable and overall constant rate, and eventually, those who felt the need to panic buy will have amassed a big enough stash that they won't buy more, and the shelves will go back to normal stock levels.

[Top-Water]

(all of what you said)

I simply don't understand the run on toilet paper.

[Mr. V]

I simply don't understand the run on toilet paper.

[swnoel]

Originally Posted by Top-Water

(all of what you said)

I simply don't understand the run on toilet paper.

You may have put your life at risk!

[rick35]

I’ll trade you a box of Cheezits and a package of double stuff Oreos for a couple of rolls of Charmin.

[JEEPONLY]

Is it not odd that when discussing the availability of rolls of TP we use phrases like "There's been a run ...", or, "They've been wiped out"?

[fatlazyless]

Saw one of those Cascades Transport-Quebec semi tractor trailers rolling south down Rt-93 yesterday with its' trade mark roll of toilet paper, truck trailer art motif, that looks like an unrolling roll of toilet paper running the outside length of the tractor and the 53' long trailer van.

Was that a 40-ton truck loaded with toilet paper enroute to Boston, NYC, or someplace?

[dpg]

But on a serious note do the major stores in the area have toilet paper stocked? Wal Mart, Dollar General (Moultonborough), Hannafords, do they have any on the shelves?

[gravy boat]

Not seen any TP on any shelf since I found some a week ago at Ocean State Job Lot. And we have enough for a few weeks at this point. As I shop for other items as needed (been to CVS, Hannaford, Shawn, WalMart) I do pick up a few rolls of paper towels or package of tissues when I see them (one, not all of them). I figure will serve as backup if needed.

[upthesaukee]

Originally Posted by dpg

But on a serious note do the major stores in the area have toilet paper stocked? Wal Mart, Dollar General (Moultonborough), Hannafords, do they have any on the shelves?

Better question, are any of these retailers taking a responsible position of limiting purchases?

We were in an Ocean State Job Lots and they had four packs of toilet paper, limit 2 per customer. We picked up 2 packages (no, didn't take 4, 2 for her, 2 for me ).

We thanked the cashier for OSJL showing social responsibility for limiting. Too bad can't be this responsible. 🙄

Dave

[Slickcraft]

I just signed up at Hannaford so our next grocery run will be using Hannaford to Go. At over age 70 we have been limiting any trips out to essentials.

On that other subject: Maybe Sears catalogs will make a come back
https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:.../metadc303557/

[Top-Water]

Originally Posted by upthesaukee

Better question, are any of these retailers taking a responsible position of limiting purchases?

That is the better question. Crazy that folks are purchasing things that they don't need.

When will folks reach that saturation point and realize they don't need more toilet paper.

[Merrymeeting]

Originally Posted by SailinAway

(2) Any idea how I can hire a shopper? Health problem makes me wary of going to the grocery store.

SailinAway, I hope some kindly neighbor or friend has offered to help you out. I would do so if I was in the area.

[ishoot308]

Not sure why people are going crazy over toilet paper...

[joey2665]

Hilarious


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[Top-Water]

@ ishoot308 ............... now that was funny.

[joey2665]

Originally Posted by Slickcraft

I just signed up at Hannaford so our next grocery run will be using Hannaford to Go. At over age 70 we have been limiting any trips out to essentials

Is there an App for Hannaford to go? Or do you have to sign up in the store. I didn’t see it in the regular Hannaford App



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[codeman671]

Originally Posted by ishoot308

Not sure why people are going crazy over toilet paper...

It is nuts out there....

[Knomad]

Just got back from DeMoulas Market Basket in Rochester. No crowds at 7:15 AM - 8:00 AM. For the most part shelves were stocked with the following exceptions:

• Bread
• Canned Vegetables
• Frozen Vegetables
• Some meats like chicken

They were stocking shelves while we were there.

[Slickcraft]

Originally Posted by joey2665

Is there an App for Hannaford to go? Or do you have to sign up in the store. I didn’t see it in the regular Hannaford App



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I used their web site:
https://www.hannaford.com/

Look bottom left for Hannaford to go. Also shown are links to apps which I have not tried.

[FlyingScot]

The stores in Mass are also coming back to normal. The hard part on the shopping front is over--at least for now. But there could be multiple waves (the Feds are now discussing up to 18 months of issues). If you have extra food at home, I would not draw it down to zero as you might in a typical week. Keep some inventory at home for the duration, then you will not need to panic buy during a subsequent disruption.

[fatlazyless]

So I was in Heath's in Center Harbor at about nine this morning, and Heath's had about 25-rolls of Scott toilet paper, the good stuff, for 1.29/roll.

Also, it looks like Heath's has doubled their quantity of pre-prepared muffins/english/bagels with cream cheese or with american cheese & egg, swiss cheese & egg, bacon-cheese & egg, ham-cheese & egg that sell for .99/1.99/2.49 which are displayed in the heated storage just beyond the salad bar.

And the totally freebie Vermont Coffee Roasters coffee in six flavors in a styrofoam cup is still happening. If you take a coffee in a paper cup, it costs 50-cent, while in a styrofoam cup, it is free ..... the small sign explaining this is no longer there, but that's that way it is, capiche! ...... a super-secret, insider, freebie deal!

[Andromeda321]

Interesting, we were at Heath's at 11:30-ish and all the TP was gone! Go early if you need it I guess.

[map]

No toilet paper in Meredith Hannafords and very little in Shaws. Just one brand and had to pay $8.99 for 9 rolls and it killed me. Also no bread in Shaws or hand sanitizer, etc. Hannafords had no flour or powdered milk or stable shelf milk.

Can't even get stuff on Amazon.

[ApS]

Originally Posted by map

No toilet paper in Meredith Hannafords and very little in Shaws. Just one brand and had to pay $8.99 for 9 rolls and it killed me. Also no bread in Shaws or hand sanitizer, etc. Can't even get stuff on Amazon.

Some guy broke out the rear window of an SUV, stole thirty rolls of toilet paper, and got away Scot free.

[map]

Originally Posted by ApS

Some guy broke out the rear window of an SUV, stole thirty rolls of toilet paper, and got away Scot free.

I read that people are now stealing toilet paper from rest stops. SMH....

[Mr. V]

Some guy broke out the rear window of an SUV, stole thirty rolls of toilet paper, and got away Scot free.

The thief is on a roll.

Thanks for that charmin story.

[rick35]

Originally Posted by joey2665

Is there an App for Hannaford to go? Or do you have to sign up in the store. I didn’t see it in the regular Hannaford App


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You can sign up online. We picked up a to go order in Bedford tonight and much of what was in stock when I entered the order Sunday night was out of stock when they picked the order earlier today The attendant told us they took the scheduled pickup times offline for a few days to give them time to restock. We went in to the store to find other food and it was unsettling to see all the empty shelves.

[ApS]

Originally Posted by ApS

Some guy broke out the rear window of an SUV, stole thirty rolls of toilet paper, and got away Scot free.

I hear in Germany they are preparing for the crisis by stocking up on sausage and cheese.

That’s the Wurst Käse scenario.

[Top-Water]

I'm not sure ????????

Did WMUR just say you can now get beer delivered ??

Can someone confirm this (for the record I do not drink at all)

[steve-on-mark]

Originally Posted by Top-Water

I'm not sure ????????

Did WMUR just say you can now get beer delivered ??

Can someone confirm this (for the record I do not drink at all)

Yep...emergency order signed to allow beer and wine sales with take out food delivery!

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[Top-Water]

Thanks

Was not sure if I had heard that correctly.

[joey2665]

Originally Posted by Top-Water

Thanks

Was not sure if I had heard that correctly.

I good friend of mine delivers Anheuser Busch products on Long Island, NY he said they can’t keep up with demand.


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[TiltonBB]

Alcohol kills germs! Drink up!

[Slickcraft]

Hannaford To Go "paused"

News for Hannaford To Go shoppers:

As of Thursday, March 19, we have paused the Hannaford To Go online shopping service temporarily to redirect those associates to restocking store shelves as quickly as possible for all customers. Service will resume at the end of March. This action is one of many difficult decisions being made, amid unprecedented demand for product, to focus associates on replenishing items in our supermarkets as quickly as possible and supporting customers throughout the store in meeting their most-important needs. We will update you here, and by email should there be any changes or if service can be restored earlier.

[steve-on-mark]

Have the day off today so I decided to take advantage of the Epping Market Basket " 5:30 to 7:00 am senior shopping hours", hoping that the store was stocked overnight. Got there at 6:15 to find the parking lot full...lines of seniors pushing their carts , but not a roll of tp in the store. Stopped at Walmart and waited for the 7am opening. I made a beeline for the tp shelves only to find them empty as well. As I walked back to the front of the store, I noticed they had cases of paper goods lined up...scored an 18 pack of Angel Soft and a 10 pack of Bounty! First time in recorded history my wife didn't say " why did you buy THAT brand...I hope they were on sale!!" Life is good...

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[Barney Bear]

Same situation at the Londonderry Market Basket early this morning. Paper goods gone, and bread shelves nearly empty, but were being restocked as we passed by. Courteous atmosphere prevailed. ❤️

[dpg]

Still no TP around here in Mass that I've found - ridiculous. No... Not out yet...

[joey2665]

How much toilet paper does everyone need. Average person uses 1 roll per week. It’s insanity. I could understand water, essential food, milk etc but TP 🤦*♂️


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[Kamper]

I went out for my lottery tickets yesterday. The store wasn't very crowded. It looked normal for pre-dinner shopping.

Remember to keep up with your regular shopping so if you have to quarantine you will still have a stockpile.

Still no TP? Buy some extra wash-cloths. Folks used to wash diapers. Use the hottest water and dry in the hot setting. (Probably more comfortable to use them wet...)

[TheRoBoat]

..is looking to hire 2,000 workers to restock shelves.

[Hillcountry]

Originally Posted by joey2665

How much toilet paper does everyone need. Average person uses 1 roll per week. It’s insanity. I could understand water, essential food, milk etc but TP ��*♂️


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We are actually using less TP.
When building an addition recently to add a 1st floor master suite bed/bath/open closet area to our 1 bath home, when purchasing new toilets for both new and old baths, I optioned for bidet toilet seats for both. What a great addition to our daily “routines”!
Having experienced a recent surgery that caused difficulty in this “department” I looked ahead to the coming years and thought this would be a good idea.
I had no idea how good these would work...needless to say, the bidet seats are wonderful and everyone that visits and uses the facility says the same...in addition I ordered ADA compliant toilets ( higher than normal seat height) and we love them.
Surprisingly well made and everything included to convert any seat to a bidet seat...$100
If anyone would like the manufacture and supplier, PM me.

[Barney Bear]

Nice lift! 😁

[fatlazyless]

What they do in a Danish super market .... good idea? ..... how to keep people six feet away from one another while waiting in check-out line at a grocery store in Denmark ..... http://www.twitter.com/ziyatong/stat...475334/photo/1 ..... stand on floor, circle spots .... like musical chairs, or something!

...... holy smokes ..... 'people spots' ...... seeing this really sends a message!

[SailinAway]

Thank you to everyone who provided updates on the store situation. Mine:

Tilton Market Basket, March 18, 7:30 pm Not many people in the store. No disinfectant wipes for the carts at the entrance so I advise bringing your own wipes and hand sanitizer. Beef and chicken cases mostly empty. No canned tomatoes, almost no frozen vegetables, zero toilet paper or napkins. Good stock of dairy. I was able to get a full basket of food but not everything I needed.

[JEEPONLY]

Originally Posted by joey2665

How much toilet paper does everyone need. Average person uses 1 roll per week. It’s insanity. I could understand water, essential food, milk etc but TP ��*♂️

I see what you did there. I'm sure your wife would like to have a word with you!

[JEEPONLY]

Originally Posted by Hillcountry

We are actually using less TP.
When building an addition recently to add a 1st floor master suite bed/bath/open closet area to our 1 bath home, when purchasing new toilets for both new and old baths, I optioned for bidet toilet seats for both. What a great addition to our daily “routines”!
Having experienced a recent surgery that caused difficulty in this “department” I looked ahead to the coming years and thought this would be a good idea.
I had no idea how good these would work...needless to say, the bidet seats are wonderful and everyone that visits and uses the facility says the same...in addition I ordered ADA compliant toilets ( higher than normal seat height) and we love them.
Surprisingly well made and everything included to convert any seat to a bidet seat...$100
If anyone would like the manufacture and supplier, PM me.

WOW! Any short term rental (like 10-15 minutes), just to try it out)?

[Top-Water]

Very Funny

Originally Posted by JEEPONLY

WOW! Any short term rental (like 10-15 minutes), just to try it out)?

I think the city of Laconia is trying to limit "short term rentals".

[Hillcountry]

Originally Posted by JEEPONLY

WOW! Any short term rental (like 10-15 minutes), just to try it out)?

Sorry...under the current circumstances, family only!
Perhaps you can start a “go fund me”’ wash my ass fund!

[Top-Water]

More funny

[JPC]

For all the PANIC Buyers

[gravy boat]

While no rubbing alcohol in the area it seems, use Hydrogen Peroxide. Dollar Store had some, per a friend who bought a few bottles yesterday.

Plenty of mouthwash around and it has 41% alcohol. While may not be AS effective, it's better than nothing and easy to find. Plenty in stock at Wal-Mart. And minty fresh hands, to boot!

Paper towels and tissues and napkins seem to be available at most places and a good backup. Of course, don't flush - after use keep them in a plastic grocery bag and toss in garbage when full. My in-laws have done this for years as they continue to nurse their septic system.

Gilford Wal-Mart restocked the baby/personal wipes (3-packs) as of yesterday.

Oh, and our oldest was here from Portland early this week and we told her to NOT FLUSH ANYTHING OTHER THAN TP. Wouldn't that be interesting if everyone in the city flushed what they shouldn't flush (napkins, paper towels, tissues) and a huge backup resulted? Thankfully she is on the 3rd floor...

GB

[Top-Water]

Originally Posted by gravy boat

Oh, and our oldest was here from Portland early this week and we told her to NOT FLUSH ANYTHING OTHER THAN TP. Wouldn't that be interesting if everyone in the city flushed what they shouldn't flush (napkins, paper towels, tissues) and a huge backup resulted? Thankfully she is on the 3rd floor...

GB

Someone who is a plumber needs to do a post on this. Really important mention about this on TV last evening.

[Hillcountry]

Originally Posted by Top-Water

Very Funny


I think the city of Laconia is trying to limit "short term rentals".

[upthesaukee]

Originally Posted by Top-Water

Very Funny


I think the city of Laconia is trying to limit "short term rentals".

Not a short term rental. Look at it as a pay toilet, like in the good old days. Out on a date, and she says "I need to use the bathroom, have you got a dime? " "Nope , duck under or climb over! "

Dave

[Kamper]

Originally Posted by gravy boat

While no rubbing alcohol in the area...

GB

Plenty at the hardware store. You have to dilute it yourself.

Isopropyl is isopropyl.

[fatlazyless]

http://www.twitter.com/Tennis/status...32536508055552

..... toilet paper skills from professional tennis players from Russia, Russia, Argentina, Tunisia, Italy, Czech Republic, Spain, Australia, and United States.

Something for you to do at home while avoiding the coronavirus.

[Hillcountry]

One solution to the TP shortage...

https://youtu.be/b-Gly0No_P0

[Top-Water]

Funny how there has been this incredible run on toilet paper, but no mention of tools used to hide the evidence.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKLnhuzh9uY

[Newbiesaukee]

I have been a bit obsessed with the whole situation, but I honestly don’t see the problem. I can see face masks, but why toilet paper?

[JEEPONLY]

Originally Posted by upthesaukee

Not a short term rental. Look at it as a pay toilet, like in the good old days. Out on a date, and she says "I need to use the bathroom, have you got a dime? " "Nope , duck under or climb over! "

As was carved into the old-time outhouses- "We aim to please, so please aim!"

[steve-on-mark]

Originally Posted by Newbiesaukee

I have been a bit obsessed with the whole situation, but I honestly don’t see the problem. I can see face masks, but why toilet paper?

There are many substitutes for things that are currently out of stock...nobody HAS to buy bottled water, we can get that out of our taps. Nobody HAS to eat pasta...plenty of other foods to eat. Toilet paper is a different situation...hoarders who are buying it up are causing us non-hoarders to go on these scavenger hunts. I could easily get by on a roll per week, but that doesn't go for the rest of the house, so we have to "s*** or get off the pot" and make these early morning runs to ensure our families have what they need. It'll pass, but for now you have to play the game...

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[8gv]

Originally Posted by Hillcountry

One solution to the TP shortage...

https://youtu.be/b-Gly0No_P0

One must be sure that the TC (toilet critter) is not a porcupine.

[Newbiesaukee]

At Heaths around 11:30 am today. Not particularly busy, well stocked (except for TP) and short checkout lines. No wipes for the carts. Not bad at all.

[Slickcraft]

Time for spring planting:

https://drop.space/watch/planting-tp...oe9N6bJoN.html

[Barney Bear]

Is this on Welch Island or in West Alton? Wonder if it will work on Bare Island. 🐻

[Top-Water]

Originally Posted by Slickcraft

Time for spring planting:

https://drop.space/watch/planting-tp...oe9N6bJoN.html

What type of fertilizer do they recommend.

[Slickcraft]

Originally Posted by Top-Water

What type of fertilizer do they recommend.

Well if someone nearby has cows or horses.............

[Newbiesaukee]

How do you keep 6 feet away from the cashiers? Self check out maybe if available but I usually have one item that does not work. To say nothing of the cashiers who have no control over their own safety. Masks on the cashiers might protect the clients to some extent...less helpful for cashiers themselves.

Have not used elder hours even though I could.

This is a real question, not a criticism of anyone; it does seem high risk for the cashiers.

[The Real BigGuy]

We agree on the high risk for cashiers. My wife is going shopping tomorrow morning (during senior hours) and plans to tip the cashier & the bagger $10 each because of their efforts. Won’t make them any safer but will show that they are appreciated.


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[Barney Bear]

As Top-Water hinted, there is a very local source available.

[gillygirl]

Originally Posted by steve-on-mark

There are many substitutes for things that are currently out of stock...nobody HAS to buy bottled water, we can get that out of our taps.

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You’ve obviously never had the water in Polk County, Florida!



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[steve-on-mark]

Originally Posted by gillygirl

You’ve obviously never had the water in Polk County, Florida!



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Actually... I have! I know what you're saying, it's crappy water, but it's still water.... drinking it would be nothing like wiping your butt with a critter! :-)

[NH.Solar]

"Actually... I have! I know what you're saying, it's crappy water, but it's still water.... drinking it would be nothing like wiping your butt with a critter! :-)"
You are no doubt gonna pay for that statement, I can hear the animal lovers lining up for a shot at you now ;-)
This pandemic would have been so much more convenient at a time of year when the leaves weren't so dry and crunchy ...but at least I have an endless supply of hot water. The sales of bidets should go through the roof, I wonder how much Crocodile Dundee would charge for an endorsement??

[Top-Water]

Originally Posted by NH.Solar

The sales of bidets should go through the roof, I wonder how much Crocodile Dundee would charge for an endorsement??

[Descant]

Originally Posted by NH.Solar

"Actually... I have! I know what you're saying, it's crappy water, but it's still water.... drinking it would be nothing like wiping your butt with a critter! :-)"
You are no doubt gonna pay for that statement, I can hear the animal lovers lining up for a shot at you now ;-)...

I suspect most PETA members are not NRA members, so, he'll be safe.

[steve-on-mark]

Originally Posted by NH.Solar

"Actually... I have! I know what you're saying, it's crappy water, but it's still water.... drinking it would be nothing like wiping your butt with a critter! :-)"
You are no doubt gonna pay for that statement, I can hear the animal lovers lining up for a shot at you now ;-)
This pandemic would have been so much more convenient at a time of year when the leaves weren't so dry and crunchy ...but at least I have an endless supply of hot water. The sales of bidets should go through the roof, I wonder how much Crocodile Dundee would charge for an endorsement??

If they didn't come after me for stationing the cats up on the roof for " rodent search and destroy ", I think they'll let this one slide as well...

[TiltonBB]

Originally Posted by Hillcountry

One solution to the TP shortage...

https://youtu.be/b-Gly0No_P0

No paper? Try this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQM_...ature=youtu.be

[steve-on-mark]

Originally Posted by TiltonBB

No paper? Try this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQM_...ature=youtu.be

Beats wiping with a porcupine!

[Hillcountry]

Originally Posted by TiltonBB

No paper? Try this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQM_...ature=youtu.be

I have my own smart bidet...ME! A slight shift and wiggle flushes away all lingering “resi-doo”

[gillygirl]

Originally Posted by steve-on-mark

Actually... I have! I know what you're saying, it's crappy water, but it's still water.... drinking it would be nothing like wiping your butt with a critter! :-)

Mike Huckabee suggests people use corn cobs. Guess I’ll go stock up.


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[Top-Water]

Originally Posted by gillygirl

Mike Huckabee suggests people use corn cobs. Guess I’ll go stock up.


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A story on WMUR early news today had a story on re-usable toilet paper.

Yes : you read that correctly, re-usable toilet paper.

http://www.kake.com/story/41949691/w...uring-pandemic

[fatlazyless]

Heath's super market in Center Harbor has adjusted their hours:

Monday - Saturday: 8 to 6

Sunday: 8 to 1
....................

7am to 8am, Monday - Saturday: age 60+ and immunity compromised

www.heathsmarket.com

[SailinAway]

Has Market Basket in Tilton instituted the changes announced on Saturday and shown in the media? I.e., 6-foot distancing in the line outside the store?

Media reports do NOT say that Market Basket is enforcing a 6-foot rule at the checkout. Is that correct?

I can't understand why Market Basket has been so slow to implement these changes, behind other stores.

[SAMIAM]

Originally Posted by fatlazyless

Heath's super market in Center Harbor has adjusted their hours:

Monday - Saturday: 8 to 6

Sunday: 8 to 1
....................

7am to 8am, Monday - Saturday: age 60+ and immunity compromised

www.heathsmarket.com

Shopped at Heaths the other day. They had TP and paper towels, pasta, the meat case was full, good supply of chicken and seafood....doing much better job than Hannafords

[Biggd]

Originally Posted by Hillcountry

I have my own smart bidet...ME! A slight shift and wiggle flushes away all lingering “resi-doo”

No clingon's?

[Top-Water]

Originally Posted by Biggd

No clingon's?

Cingon Facts?

What does Star -Trek and Toilet Paper have in common?

The both circle Uranus and try to wipe out the cingon's.

[Hillcountry]

Originally Posted by Biggd

No clingon's?

Not that I would mention anyway...

[upthesaukee]

Originally Posted by SailinAway

Has Market Basket in Tilton instituted the changes announced on Saturday and shown in the media? I.e., 6-foot distancing in the line outside the store?

Media reports do NOT say that Market Basket is enforcing a 6-foot rule at the checkout. Is that correct?

I can't understand why Market Basket has been so slow to implement these changes, behind other stores.

I can tell you that I was in the Rochester MB last week (Wed or Thu), and they were practicing the 6' "rule" at the registers. When it was my turn to approach the register, I put my articles on the belt, pushed my cart ahead for the bagger, and stood by the credit card machine. Suddenly, the cashier says "Sir, you need to get back behind the line on the floor. " I looked back and a gentleman with gloves and a mask on was loading his groceries on the belt. The checkout areas were set up quite well defining each checkout line, with gray floor markings showing the 6' areas. Not sure how things are at all MBs now, but my guess they are compliant.

FWIW

Dave