Jason Mraz hit the jackpot with his upbeat and fuzzy hit ‘I’m Yours’ — which has spent a record 75 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart. For those who don’t pay attention to charts much, that’s an absurdly long time, cementing Mraz’s place in music history. The singer is celebrating his recent success with ‘Beautiful Mess – Live on Earth,’ featuring Mraz’s full-length concert DVD (in stores Nov. 10) shot in Chicago during his Gratitude Café Tour, and PopEater is proud to premiere the video of Jason belting out his massive hit ‘I’m Yours.’

Jason Mraz took to his blog to  warn against the dangers of double-ply toilet tissue, and other wasteful paper usage!

Deep Sh*t

It was while camping in Costa Rica last week that I realized I needed to share this with you. When it came to the limited supply of tissue brought to the jungle, one has to be selective on how and when to use. My friend was amazed at how little paper was actually required for the job. And it has nothing to do with my raw diet, because quite honestly, I’ve been swimming in deeper waters lately, introducing my stomach to rich and indulgently devilish foods. (How dare I!)

Toilet Tissue Tips:
- Start small. Challenge yourself to use only 8 squares in your session. We’ve all been in that place where it’s close to the cardboard roll and you have to be MacGuyver to make a clean get-away. This will force you to get creative while taking good care of each square.

- Use both sides. I mean that. I bet some people are afraid to look at or get close to their own skid-marks. But I say it’s better to know how your body’s handling the business of your health. Fold the paper again and again using a clean angle from the very same square. There’s a lot of real estate wasted on each sheet when you only wipe once.

- Should you find the paper too thin and become the victim of too many breakthroughs, try using a stronger material as a backing. This worked when I was camping. The paper wasn’t holding up in the dampness of camp, so I used a leaf to give the paper more strength from behind. Plus the leaf was textured, which handled the job with far more efficiency than just the paper by itself.

Forgive me for being anal about this. I just thought I’d share the news and suggest an eco-friendly solution to one of nature’s biggest pains in the ass.

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Pura Vida!
-Jason