Roswell, GA (WFN) -- High school can be a crappy experience for teens if they try to use the bathrooms.

That's the straight poop from a survey by Kimberly-Clark, which reveals 62 percent of teens try to avoid the restrooms because they "stink" and 35 percent of students say the school bathrooms are missing toilet paper and soap.

Another 47 percent say the toilet paper just isn't soft enough for comfort.

The problem isn't something that can just be flushed away: 42 percent of teens say kids who avoid going to the can get sick from holding it in, and 22 percent have friends who got in trouble for trying to use bathrooms off-campus.

Finally, 24 percent of teens say they are willing to go on strike if the bathroom conditions at their school don't improve -- pronto.

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