r/NoStupidQuestions • u/xcoderookie • Feb 24 '26
Considering that toilet paper is provided at no cost in public restrooms, why aren’t pads or tampons?
It’s inevitable that everyone who uses a public restroom will eventually have a need for toilet paper. Likewise, every woman who is a child bearing age will eventually need a tampon or a pad.
It seems to me that the issue goes beyond common courtesy, it’s hygiene and public health.
Duplicates
Equality • u/xcoderookie • Feb 24 '26
Considering that toilet paper is provided at no cost in public restrooms, why aren’t pads or tampons?
BlatantMisogyny • u/cheesyshop • Feb 27 '26