My best use is for kindling in the wood stove. Secondarily, they do add good tilth to the garden if chopped up somehow. The classic answer, has, of course, already been broached. They were once the answer for the outhouse, at least until Sears. Roebuck & Co. began issuing catalogs. (Does anybody remember Roebuck?) [Wild aside here: Farmer to Sears on new-fangled telephone: " I need som uv thet toylet paper". Sears person ((Am I politically correct or what?)): "What is the catalog number?" Farmer: If I had the catalog, I wudn't need the damned toylet paper!] But I digress! If anyone has a better answer, I'd sure like to know it. That's the beauty of this site - A lot of knowledge plus a modicum (BIG modicum) of humor. Does it get any better than this? Good luck!(posted 9615 days ago)Brad