34. Using the last of something without replacing it
Unless you want to incur the ire of the people you live with, make sure that when you used the last of something, you replace it in an expeditious manner. Using the last of a product and not replacing it is “unacceptable” in terms of etiquette, according to Thomas. “Whatever you use the last of, whether it’s toilet paper or ketchup, you should replace it,” she explains. “It goes against the very nature of etiquette to not do so.”
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