Did you know

Do you know that… The first facts confirming usage of toilet paper, date from 1391. At those days the Bureau of Chinese Imperial Suppliers received an order to produce 720 000 pieces of paper for the Emperor's court needs.
Do you know that… in 1857 - the New Yorker Joseph Gayetti - "recovered" the modern look of toilet paper. He produced the "therapeutic paper" which contained an abundance of "aloe" curative addition. It was sold in packs of 500 sheets and costed at about 50 cents - quite expensive for that time. Gayetti's name was printed on each sheet of paper.
Do you know that… total length of ZEBRA toilet paper produced in 2005 is 5 times longer than the length of of the Equator.
Do you know that… 1890 was the year when toilet paper appeared in rolls on the market. "Scott Paper Company" was the first producer who implied this "non-traditional" look of the papermill product.
Do you know that… in 1942 - "St. Andrew's Papermill" (London) presented the two-ply rolls of paper.
Do you know that… The first machine for toilet paper converting was invented by a Frenchman named Nicholas Louis Robert.