Roswell, GA -- You've heard of "Pay-Per- View," but how about "Pay-Per-Potty?"

A new bathroom survey by toilet paper maker Kimberly Clark blows the lid off of how people feel about paying a fee at a public restroom if it guarantees clean facilities stocked with an ample supply of products.

Although 51 percent say they're willing to pay up to $1 to poop, only 2 percent would pay double that price.

Also, 45 percent of people say they don't want to pay anything for a potty break.

Still, 47 percent of folks think facilities managers can stop flushing their money down the toilet by conserving soap, towels and toilet paper.

Finally, only six percent of people think cleaning the bathroom every other day is a smart way to keep costs down.

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