Americans would rather spend extra on toilet paper, coffee and shoes, study finds

It’s official, you should never go cheap when buying toilet paper, coffee or shoes, according to new research.

A new study of 2,000 Americans uncovered what things we are OK spending good money on and what things it is OK to buy cheap.

Results showed Americans think it pays to shell out for toilet paper, coffee and toothpaste, but they cheap out and save money when it comes to hand soap, wine and even eating out.

 

Accrol Group Holdings plc (LON:ACRL), based in Lancashire, is a leading tissue converter and supplier of toilet rolls, kitchen rolls and facial tissues, as well as other tissue products, to major discounters and grocery retailers throughout the UK. 

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