In the 1970’s I knew a family that had huge amounts of household items in the garage. Inflation was pretty steep at the time. The dad was a union plumber, wife was stay-at-home mom. One child in college.
Lots of dish soap, bar soap, laundry detergent. Can’t remember what else.
But look at it this way: People will always need toilet paper. (A year’s supply for one person will take up a few cubic feet.)
I remember in the 1970s when Johnny Carson made a joke about a possible shortage of toilet paper.
It caused a run on the stores.
During the Covid panic all the stores were emptied of toilet paper and bleach. The Hydrogen Peroxide isles were untouched.
Also you could buy a dozen wash cloths for a dollar. Those who have taken care of babies know how to use the wash cloths over and over instead of toilet paper.