Dad Put It Up Before Dinner
Got this for my dad because he always says he wants nothing for Christmas. He took one look at where the roll goes and said, ‘Right, that’s going in the downstairs bathroom.’ 😂
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JollyPole is a wall-mounted Santa toilet paper holder with a cheeky twist. Santa wears his classic hat, boots, and red shorts, and the pole sticking out of his shorts is where the roll goes.
It’s simple! Unscrew the red pole from the Santa figure, slide on a fresh roll, and screw the pole back into place.
JollyPole sits against the wall beside your toilet, with the red pole extending outward so the roll is within reach. Leave a little clearance in front so you have room to change the roll.
Yes! JollyPole holds a roll on its red spindle. If you buy jumbo or extra-wide rolls, check the usable spindle length and the diameter of the rounded end against your roll before ordering.
Absolutely! JollyPole works as a toilet paper holder, so it can stay in the guest bathroom all holiday season and keep doing its job long after everyone’s seen the joke.
Absolutely! It’s a fun pick for dads, husbands, and friends who love a cheeky joke. Bring it to a White Elephant or Secret Santa exchange if you want a gift that’s funny the moment it comes out of the box.
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Got this for my dad because he always says he wants nothing for Christmas. He took one look at where the roll goes and said, ‘Right, that’s going in the downstairs bathroom.’ 😂
I put Santa in the guest bathroom before our Christmas party and didn’t say a word. My sister came out and went, ‘So… who put Santa in charge of the toilet paper?’
The whole table laughed when my uncle opened it. Once everyone worked out where the toilet roll goes, it got passed around before anyone opened the next gift.
Put it in the guest bathroom before my brother came over. He walked out and asked how long Santa had been working there.
I got it for my dad and he immediately decided it belonged downstairs. Mum agreed on the condition that he explain it to guests.
I thought the Santa figure was funny on its own. Seeing where the toilet paper actually goes is what got me.
My wife sent me the listing as a joke. I ordered it anyway, and now she’s the one who points it out to friends.
Wrapped it in a plain box for Secret Santa. Everyone thought it was a mug right up until my coworker lifted Santa out.
He picked up Santa, looked at the red pole, and needed about half a second to put it together.
It looks like a normal Christmas decoration until you look down at the roll. That little delay is the whole joke.
I bought it as a stocking stuffer and figured it would get a laugh. He went to find a roll for it before he opened his next present.
We stuck to normal decorations in the living room. Santa got the downstairs bathroom all to himself this year.
The expression on Santa’s face makes it twice as funny. He looks like he’s taking the job very seriously.
My cousin went to wash her hands and came back asking who bought the toilet roll Santa. Suddenly everyone wanted to see it.
My brother buys himself everything he wants. I was pretty confident he didn’t already own one of these.
My dad unwrapped the Santa figure first and said it was nice. Then he picked up the red piece and the room lost it.
Bought it for our friends’ Christmas swap. The guy who opened it just held it up, looked at his wife, and started laughing.
The pictures made me laugh, but it’s even better once it’s loaded with a plain white roll.
She opened a candle, saw someone unwrap Santa, and traded for him immediately.
He rarely notices anything I put up for Christmas. This time he came out of the bathroom with his phone already in his hand.
My dad said it was the most sensible gift he got because everyone needs toilet paper. Couldn’t really argue with that.
I put it beside the toilet before our holiday get-together. Hearing people laugh from the hallway was half the fun.
My husband was expecting a joke present he’d put back in the box. Now he’s got Santa holding the spare roll in his bathroom.
The little boots and red shorts make the whole thing. I’d have laughed at that figure even without the holder.
I wanted something my friends would actually remember opening. A Santa toilet paper holder certainly did the job.
He calls him Bathroom Claus now. I think that tells you everything you need to know about whether he liked it.
We used to leave a spare roll on the windowsill. It’s now on Santa, which is an improvement in entertainment value at least.
He likes the kind of Christmas decorations that make his mates groan. This went straight into the guest bathroom.
I put it on the wall you see when you walk in. You can practically watch people work out what it is.
My friend opened it, stared at it for a second, and said, ‘So that’s where the roll goes?’ Then everyone laughed.
The boots, beard and little hat all look like Santa. That’s what makes the red spindle such a ridiculous surprise.
The rest of my decorations are pretty traditional. I like that this one is tucked away where people discover it themselves.
I told him I’d help take the Christmas decorations down. He said that was fine, but Santa could stay where he was.
My sister understood the joke the instant she opened the box. We didn’t have to say a word.
We used it in the bathroom at the house we rented with friends over Christmas. Santa became the unofficial mascot of the trip.
She told Dad he was absolutely not putting it in the bathroom. Ten minutes later she was showing it to her sister.
My father-in-law loves a silly present. He held Santa up during the gift exchange and asked who wanted to demonstrate.
I put it in the gift swap without a name on the box. The minute it was opened, three people looked straight at me.
Went from a plain spare roll beside the toilet to something every friend asks about. Christmas decorating done.
He doesn’t care about matching ornaments or fancy lights. A Santa that holds toilet paper, apparently, is something he can get behind.
I’m picky about novelty stuff because most of it just sits there. This one has exactly one job, and the job is the punchline.
The man delivers presents and now handles the spare toilet roll. My brother thought this was the funniest thing in our house.
We took it to a grown-ups-only Christmas dinner as a host gift. It made it out of the wrapping before the wine did.
I was supposed to be shopping for my dad. Somewhere between seeing the Santa and the red holder, I decided I wanted one too.
He squinted at it like it was a normal figurine, turned it sideways, and then just shook his head laughing.
If you already know the person you’d give this to, you’ve probably made up your mind. For me it was my brother.
My guests noticed Santa before they noticed where the toilet paper was. The person who worked it out first had to call the others in.
My husband guessed every other present from the shape of the box. He didn’t even come close with this one.
My uncle insisted on holding it for the group photo after our gift exchange. Somehow that became the picture everyone kept.
Put it up before my friends arrived and left a roll on it. It did its job and gave us a story to tell after dinner.
I moved it from our ensuite to the guest bathroom because it felt wasted with only the two of us seeing it.
I’m not big on Christmas decorations, but I made an exception for the one that actually holds the toilet paper.
I didn’t even finish saying what it was before he asked me to pass him a roll. He was already picturing where it would go.
Gave it to a friend who loves ridiculous home stuff. He asked if we’d picked it specifically for his guest bathroom. We had.
He told his parents to check out our new Christmas decoration in the bathroom. I could hear him laughing before they even got there.
We kept the regular holder where it was and gave Santa the backup roll. It’s the only spare my guests ever comment on.
The figure looks so properly Santa that the red pole catches you off guard. It’s a daft little detail done right.
He got chocolates in the exchange and offered them to me for Santa. I kept Santa and bought my own chocolates.
I put it up before we’d even got the tree out. My husband said we had our priorities straight for once.
We brought it to my cousin’s Christmas party instead of flowers. He went straight to the bathroom to see where he could put it.
I bought it for my adult grandson and he spent half the night laughing that I’d picked it. Santa can keep a secret better than I can.
My friend took a photo after she spotted it in the bathroom. By dessert, the whole chat knew who was on toilet paper duty.
My friends moved right before Christmas. Their guest bathroom had a Santa before they’d even unpacked their towels.
It was supposed to be a small extra gift for Dad. Somehow it got more attention than the expensive thing we’d wrapped for him.
We have lights, a tree, and a pile of ornaments. The one everyone brings up is the Santa next to the toilet.
Once I saw how the spindle attaches, changing the roll made sense. I appreciate that the funny part is also the working part.
I told him Santa was in the bathroom and refused to explain. He came back laughing and said I was ridiculous.
Usually he gets socks because he won’t give us ideas. This year he got Santa, and he actually had something to say about it.
My friends were hosting and told us not to bring anything. I left the wrapped Santa on the table anyway. Best decision of the night.
I tried it with our usual white toilet paper and the whole setup made me laugh. The red rounded tip sticking out is what makes it work.
She was laughing before she pulled the rest of the wrapping off. Her husband immediately wanted to know where they were going to put it.
I put it up before our friends stayed over. By breakfast they were all referring to the downstairs bathroom as Santa’s office.
We’ve had friends see it on two separate visits, and it still makes them laugh. It’s something about how proud Santa looks of himself.
He keeps a collection of terrible dad jokes out there. This fit right in, and he liked that it has an actual use.
He was convinced someone else in the family would want one after seeing it. I showed him the product page instead.
He opened it, turned it around, and gave us the biggest grin. That’s about as good a gift reaction as we ever get out of him.
I got it for our Christmas gathering and never mentioned it. My aunt was the first one to come back and ask whose idea it was.
We put Santa on the wall opposite the bathroom door so he’s right there when you walk in. My friends noticed him before the hand towels.
Last year I brought a silly mug. This got the entire table’s attention before the wrapping paper was even out of the way.
I like Christmas decorations in every room, and this gave me an excuse to decorate the one I usually forget.
He was already pointing at the bathroom wall while I was still telling him it was supposed to be a Christmas gift.
He put a roll on it, took a picture, and said he’d found the right Santa for the house. The brothers agreed.
We took it to a friend’s Christmas dinner and thought he’d pass it on at the next party. Instead, he found a spot for it before we left.
I didn’t need to give my friend a setup or explain the joke. She looked at Santa, looked at the pole, and cracked up.
My dad loved it. I just wish I’d measured our oversized toilet paper roll first so I knew how much room it would need.
The Santa looks great by the toilet. I would have picked a slightly different spot the first time to leave more room to reach the spindle.
The figure is nicer to look at than I expected. Four stars because I still had to move things around to find a good spot for it.
Got plenty of laughs at Christmas, although the red sticks out more than I expected against our all-white bathroom.
My brother loved the gift. It took him a minute to work out that he could unscrew the pole to get a new roll on.
We have a narrow bathroom, so I ended up putting it on a different wall from the one I originally had in mind.
I thought it was a little odd when I first took it out of the box. Adding the roll made the joke click.
He wanted it in the main bathroom. We settled on the guest bathroom, where it’s gotten a few laughs already.
The family loved watching Dad open it. I’d just give it with a roll next time so the joke is obvious straight away.
Exactly the right kind of gift for our Christmas exchange. Mine will come out in December with the rest of the decorations.
I had planned to put it in our main bathroom, but the layout was tight. It looks much better where there’s room around it.
Santa got a big laugh at our gift exchange. I just wish I’d picked his spot before handing it over to Dad.
We use extra-wide rolls and I should have checked the space before choosing where to put it. The joke itself is spot-on.
Half our dinner guests thought it was hilarious and the other half just shook their heads. Pretty much what I expected from the photos.
We brought it to a party where everyone knew each other well. It’s a very particular joke, so I’d save it for friends who get your humor.
I liked it for the Christmas party. Our bathroom is small, so I probably won’t leave it up after the holidays.
He laughed as soon as he unwrapped it. Mum looked at me and said he could keep it in his own bathroom.
Without the toilet paper in place my friend thought it was just a strange Santa statue. We had to show him how it worked.
My uncle enjoyed opening it more than he’ll probably use it. As a gift exchange joke it did what I wanted.
Lisa S.
That’s exactly my dad’s sense of humor. Getting him one for Christmas 😂