I forgot to add one very important thing to my list of things you need to know about Switzerland:
11. ALL THE TOILET PAPER IS SOFT.
Seriously. Even on the trains, in the gross train bathrooms (which, incidentally, are not that gross in Switzerland), the TP is soft. It's amazing.
Which brings me to the fact that Swedes somehow think that brown butcher paper is OK as toilet paper. News flash: it's not. That stuff hurts, and I don't know how the Swedes do it.
As someone with Crohn's Disease, I use a lot of TP. And the brown scratchy stuff is no fun. We buy the nice stuff at home, but at the hospital, sometimes I want to die.
11. ALL THE TOILET PAPER IS SOFT.
Seriously. Even on the trains, in the gross train bathrooms (which, incidentally, are not that gross in Switzerland), the TP is soft. It's amazing.
Which brings me to the fact that Swedes somehow think that brown butcher paper is OK as toilet paper. News flash: it's not. That stuff hurts, and I don't know how the Swedes do it.
As someone with Crohn's Disease, I use a lot of TP. And the brown scratchy stuff is no fun. We buy the nice stuff at home, but at the hospital, sometimes I want to die.
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