Dülmen students demand: No more disgusting toilet paper!

Dülmen students demand: No more disgusting toilet paper!

In Dülmen, an unusual protest causes a stir: Elementary school students demand better toilet paper! The nine -year -old Karl Froncek and his classmates have presented Mayor Carsten Hövekamp a haunted letter in which they express their aversion to the thin and uncomfortable toilet paper. "It's just very disgusting on your hands and you get sick - we don't want that here," explains Karl, while his classmate Franziska Wohlgemuth adds: "That busy and very!"

The students did not just complain; The school parliament of the Paul Gerhardt primary school seriously discussed the Situation. Headmistress Britta Sawicki confirms that the toilet paper has been an issue for years. "We order the same toilet paper for all schools and also subject it to quality control," says Mayor Hövekamp. But the city is financially stricken and also has to save on toilet paper. There was already an upgrade, but the new paper is hardly better than the old.

a ray of hope for the students

However, the situation could improve soon! Mayor Hövekamp has announced that the children can have a say in the next major order for toilet paper. The current contract expires in the coming year, and the students could soon go to the quiet place without disgust. "If you have the feeling that children no longer go to the toilet because they disgust themselves before the paper, then you have to react," said Sawicki. A happy ending for the toilet protest seems in sight!

our sources:

• Reporter on site
• Paul Gerhardt School
• Stadt Dülmen